Branching fraction for Z decays to four leptons and constraints on new physics
Abstract
The LHC experiments have measured the branching fraction for Z decays to four leptons (electrons or muons). We have combined these measurements with the result B(Z 4) = (4.58 0.26) × 10-6, allowing a precise comparison to the standard model prediction of (4.70 0.03) × 10-6. We use a minimal extension of the standard model to demonstrate that this combined value may be used to set stringent limits on new physics.
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