About the modern "experimental value" of W boson width.
I. F. Ginzburg, K. Melnikov
Abstract
It is shown that the methods which have been used up to now to determine the W width from the p p data confirm the SM predictions for some combinations of various phenomenological parameters, however, they do not give an independent value for the W width. Moreover, the accuracy that could be achieved in future experimental checks of SM predictions for such quantities is limited by effects which require detailed theoretical study.
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