Testing the Standard Model in Top Quark Decays
Daniel Wicke
Abstract
With its discovery in 1995 by the CDF and D0 collaborations the top quark completed the set of quarks expected by the Standard Model. It is predicted to have the same quantum numbers and couplings as the other up-type quarks. Albeit, only very few of these properties have been verified so far. This article summarises the existing measurements of top quark properties in the pair production mode.
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