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Top-quark spin correlation at Linear Colliders with anomalous couplings
Z.-H. Lin ; T. Han ; T. Huang ; J.-X. Wang ; X. Zhang ;
Date 29 Jun 2001
Journal Phys.Rev. D65 (2002) 014008
Subject hep-ph
AffiliationBIHEP), T. Han (Wisconsin U., Madison), T. Huang (BIHEP), J.-X. Wang (BIHEP) and X. Zhang (BIHEP
AbstractWe investigate the feasibility of probing anomalous top-quark couplings of $Wtb$, $Z t ar{t}$, and $gamma t ar{t}$ in terms of an effective Lagrangian with dimension-six operators at future $e^+e^-$ linear colliders with a c. m. energy $sqrt s sim 500-800$ GeV. We first examine the constraints on these anomalous couplings from the $Z o b ar{b}$ data at LEP I and from unitarity considerations. We then consider in detail the effects of anomalous couplings on $t ar{t}$ spin correlations in the top-pair production and decay with three spin bases: the helicity, beamline and off-diagonal bases. Our results show that the polarized beams are more suitable for exploring the effects of different new operators. For polarized beams, the helicity basis yields the best sensitivity.
Source arXiv, hep-ph/0106344
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