CP-odd static electromagnetic properties of the W gauge boson and the t quark via the anomalous tbW coupling
J. Hernandez-Sanchez, C. G. Honorato, F. Procopio, G. Tavares-Velasco, J. J. Toscano
Abstract
In the framework of the electroweak chiral Lagrangian, the one-loop induced effects of the anomalous tbW coupling, which includes both left- and right-handed complex components, on the static electromagnetic properties of the W boson and the t quark are studied. The attention is focused mainly on the CP-violating electromagnetic properties. It is found that the tbW anomalous coupling can induce both CP-violating moments of the W boson, namely, its electric dipole (μW) and magnetic quadrupole (QW) moments. As far as the t quark is concerned, a potentially large electric dipole moment (dt) can arise due to the anomalous tbW coupling. The most recent bounds on the left- and right-handed parameters from B meson physics lead to the following estimates μW ~ 10-23-10-22 e-cm and QW~ 10-38-10-37 e-cm2, which are 7 and 14 orders of magnitude larger than the standard model (SM) predictions, whereas dt may be as large as 10-22 e-cm, which is about 8 orders of magnitude larger than its SM counterpart.
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