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25 April 2024
 
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LHC diboson excesses as an evidence for a heavy WW resonance
B.A. Arbuzov ; I.V. Zaitsev ;
Date 8 Oct 2015
AbstractRecently reported diboson excesses at LHC are interpreted to be connected with heavy $WW$ resonance with weak isotopic spin 2. The resonance appears due to the wouldbe anomalous triple interaction of the weak bosons, which is defined by well-known coupling constant $lambda$. We obtain estimates for the effect, which qualitatively agree with ATLAS data. Effects are predicted in inclusive production of $W^+W^+, W^+ (Z,gamma), W^+ W^-, (Z,gamma) (Z,gamma), W^- (Z,gamma), W^-W^-$ resonances with $M_R simeq 2,TeV$, which could be reliably checked at the upgraded LHC with $sqrt{s},=,13 TeV$. In the framework of an approach to the spontaneous generation of of the triple anomalous interaction its coupling constant is estimated to be $lambda = -,0.017pm 0.005$ in an agreement with existing restrictions.
Source arXiv, 1510.2312
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