The ratios of energy losses through photoneutrino process in superstring inspired E-6 model and in the standard model

2001-03-14
Aydemir, A
Aydin, C
Sever, Ramazan
In general E-6 inspired model which has two additional U(1) symmetries at the string scale whose one combination is a light enough vector boson Z(theta), we compute the contribution of Z(theta) to the gammae(-) --> e(-))over bar>nu scattering at the aim of calculating the energy loss. We find that the two U(1)'s must be combined at 90 degrees to have a significant contribution.
MODERN PHYSICS LETTERS A

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A. Aydemir, C. Aydin, and R. Sever, “The ratios of energy losses through photoneutrino process in superstring inspired E-6 model and in the standard model,” MODERN PHYSICS LETTERS A, pp. 497–505, 2001, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/62743.