Z′ bosons

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Z′ bosons are hypothetical heavy neutral gauge bosons predicted by various extensions of the Standard Model, often associated with additional U(1) symmetries and searched for as resonances in high-energy collider experiments.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf beyond Standard Model particle
gauge boson
hypothetical particle
neutral gauge boson
associatedWith extended gauge sector
extra U(1) gauge symmetry
constrainedBy LEP measurements
LHC resonance searches
electroweak precision tests
couplesTo Standard Model fermions
leptons
quarks
couplingType axial-vector couplings
vector couplings
decayMode electron–positron pairs
muon–antimuon pairs
neutrino pairs
quark–antiquark pairs
tau–antitau pairs
electricCharge 0
massProperty heavier than the Standard Model Z boson
massScale TeV scale or higher
mayMixWith Z boson
surface form: Standard Model Z boson

photon
phenomenology modifications of electroweak precision observables
narrow resonance in invariant mass distributions
possible flavor non-universal couplings
predictedBy E6-inspired models
Grand Unified Theories
U(1)′ extensions of the Standard Model
left-right symmetric models
sequential Standard Model extensions
string-inspired models
role mediator of additional gauge interaction
searchChannel dijet resonances
dilepton resonances
missing energy plus jets or leptons
top–antitop resonances
searchedAt ATLAS
surface form: ATLAS experiment

CMS experiment
Large Hadron Collider
Tevatron
spin 1
statistics boson
status not yet observed experimentally
theoreticalMotivation anomaly cancellation in extended gauge theories
dark sector portals in some models
unification of forces
usedToExplain anomalies in B-meson decays in some models
possible lepton flavor universality violation in some models

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