2012
DOI: 10.1134/s1063778812020147
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Chiral color quark symmetry and possible constraints on the G′-boson mass from tevatron and LHC data

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“…There are many approaches for cancellation of the chiral γ 5 -anomalies produced by the SM fermions through extensions of the SM fermion sector by introducing additional exotic fermions. The most simple and natural looks the variant [13] in which in the case of the group (8) for each SM doublet q of quarks q a , a = 1, 2 transforming under the group (8) in the usual way…”
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“…There are many approaches for cancellation of the chiral γ 5 -anomalies produced by the SM fermions through extensions of the SM fermion sector by introducing additional exotic fermions. The most simple and natural looks the variant [13] in which in the case of the group (8) for each SM doublet q of quarks q a , a = 1, 2 transforming under the group (8) in the usual way…”
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“…The idea of the originally chiral character of SU c (3) color symmetry of quarks was firstly proposed and realized for particular case of g L = g R in refs. [1][2][3][4] and then it was extended to the more general case of g L = g R [5][6][7][8].…”
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“…The charge difference of the parton cross section (8) results in the corresponding charge difference ∆ C (pp → tt) of the tt-production in pp-collisions. One usually uses the charge asymmetry in the tt-production which we define as…”
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“…It would be of interest to know the lower limit on this energy scale of the chiral color symmetry breaking which is achieved now at the LHC. The immediate consequence of the chiral color symmetry of quarks is the prediction of a new gauge particle -the axigluon G A (in particular case of g L = g R [1][2][3][4]) or G ′ -boson (in more general case of g L = g R [5][6][7][8]). The G ′ -boson is the color octet massive gauge particle with vector and axial vector couplings to quarks of order g st defined by the gauge group (2).…”
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