11 research outputs found
Radiative corrections to the structure functions and sum rules in polarized DIS
The one-loop NLO radiative corrections to the observables in polarized DIS
using assumption that a quark is an essential massive particle are considered.
If compared with classical QCD formulae the obtained results are identical for
the unpolarized and different for polarized sum rules, that can be explained as
the influence of the finite quark mass effects on NLO QCD corrections. The
explicit expression for one-loop NLO QCD contribution to the structure function
g_2 is presented.Comment: 6 pages,1 figure. Talk given at the International Workshop "Symmetry
And Spin" - PRAHA-SPIN'9
Reconciling the LEP and Slac Measurements of Sin^2(\Theta_W)
We consider whether a discrepancy between the SLAC and LEP measurements of
\Sw can be explained by new physics. We find that only the contribution of a
new neutral gauge boson, , nearly degenerate with the Z can affect
the SLAC measurement while leaving the LEP observables almost unaffected. We
briefly discuss possible signals for this new gauge boson, including changes in
the lineshape when measured with polarised electrons, small changes in
, , and larger changes in two jet and production at
hadron colliders.Comment: 8 pages , CERN-TH.7474/94, OUTP9424
The Top Mass Upper Bound and Electroweak Radiative Corrections
We investigated the possibility of introducing sizeable negative corrections
to the () parameter without affecting
. We have found that a proper vector-like family of fermions
can imply such corrections. Differently from supersymmetry \cite{bcf}, this can
be realized without introducing light particles easily observable at LEP II.
Our example can be of particular interest if no new particle is found at LEP II
and the value is found to be small compared to the one
expected in the case of a large top mass.Comment: 7 pages, Latex, IFUP-TH 3/9
Hard Corrections as a Probe of the Symmetry Breaking Sector
Non-decoupling effects related to a large affecting non-oblique
radiative corrections in vertices () and boxes (- mixing
and ) are very sensitive to the particular mechanism of spontaneous
symmetry breaking. We analyze these corrections in the framework of a chiral
electroweak standard model and find that there is only one operator in the
effective lagrangian which modifies the longitudinal part of the boson
without touching the oblique corrections. The inclusion of this operator
affects the vertex, the - mixing and the CP-violating
parameter , generating interesting correlations among the hard
corrections to these observables, for example, the maximum
vertex correction allowed by low energy physics is about one
percent.Comment: LaTex, 8 pages, 1 postscript figure include
The Effective Use of Precision Electroweak Measurements
Several reasonably model-independent formulations of the implications of new
physics for precision electroweak measurements have been developed over the
past years, most notably by Peskin and Takeuchi, and by Altarelli \etal. These
formulations work by identifying a small, but useful, set of parameters through
which new physics often enters into well-measured physical observables. For the
theories to which such an analysis applies, this approach greatly streamlines
the confrontation with the data. Since the experimentally-allowed range for
these parameters has been determined from global fits to the data, theorists
need only compute their predictions for these parameters to constrain their
models. These methods are summarized here, together with several recent
generalizations which permit applications to wider classes of new physics, and
which include the original approaches as special cases.Comment: 29 pages, latex, 3 figures available on reques