Estimates of the Charges and Size of the Three Types of Neutrinos

It is the current belief of the Physics Community that neutrinos are bereft of Charge because of Conservation of Charge in decay processes such as Beta Decay and are point particles with no physical size or shape. It is the purpose of this paper to calculate the charges and the size of the electron neutrino, the muon neutrino, and the tau neutrino based on data available of their rest masses using the charges and rest masses of the electron, muon, and tau leptons from the Standard Model of Particle Physics Table. We base our calculations on the premise that Energy can create both Mass and Charge. Charge by itself is not conserved in any process that produces neutrinos. Only Total Energy is conserved.

Associated Production of Z Boson and a Pair of New Quarks at LHC

The associated production of Z boson and a pair of new quarks at the Large Hadron Collider （LHC） is studied. The cross sections for both sequential fermions and vector-like fermions are presented. It is found that for sequential fermions the cross sections can reach 1 - 10^2 /b for heavy quark mass mQ from 1000 GeV to 200 GeV. For vector-like quarks, the cross sections are suppressed by mixing parameter sin OL. Focusing on process pp → b＇b＇, we investigate the possibility of detecting the 6l 4- 2j signal. For a b＇ with light mass and a large branching ratio of b＇ → bZ, it is found that only several signal events （ parton level ） can be produced with 1000 fb^-1 integrated luminosity. Although the signal events are rare, all the final states are produced centrally and multi lepton final states are clear at hadron collider, which could be easily detected.

Effects of family non-universal Z′model in angular observables of B→(ρ,a_(1))µ^(+)µ^(−)decays

We present the angular distribution of the four-fold B→ρ(→ππ)µ^(+)µ^(−) and B→a_(1)(→ρ_(Ⅱ).⊥π)µ^(+)µ^(−) decays in the Standard Model and family non-universal Z'model.At the quark level,these decays are govered by the b→dµ^(+)µ^(−) transition.Along with different angular observables,we provide predictions of differential branching ra.tios,forward-backward asymmetry,and longitudinal polarization fractions of ρ and a_(1) mesons.Our analysis showsthat the signatures of the fimily non-universal Z’model are more distinct in the observables associated with the B→ρ(→ππ)µ^(+)µ^(−) decay than in those associated with the B→a_(1)(→ρ_(Ⅱ).⊥π)µ^(+)µ^(−) decay.Future measurements ofthe predicted angular observables,both at current and fiuture high energy colliders,will provide useful complement.ary data required to clarify the structure of the family non-universal Z' model in |△b|=△d|=1 processes.

On physics beyond standard model

In this review we do not try to cover all the aspects of physics besnd tile standard model （BSM）, instead our latest understanding on tile BSM will be presented： i） Tile Higgs sector is likely related to BSM, which can be confirmed at current running large hadron collider （LHC） or tile fllture eolliders. Furthermore we pointed out that spontaneous CP violation can be closely related to the lightness of the Higgs boson, ii） Top quark forward-backward asymmetry, which was mea.sured by Tewttron, might be the sign of BSM.2; proposed a new color-octet particle Zcr to account fi）r the observation and Z can be fllrther studied at the LHC. iii） If dark matter （DM） is utilized to accommodate astrophysical obserwtions, it ought to be observed at the high energy LttC and DM produced at colliders should be tile slnoking gun signal, iv） Lithium puzzle might also be the sign of the BSM. We briefly review tile newly proposed solution to Lithium puzzle, i.e.. the existonce of non-thermal component during the big bang nuclei-synthesis （BBN）. The possible origins of the non-thermal coinponent can be dark matter or the new accelerating mechanism of normal particles.

Probing new physics in dimension-8 neutral gauge couplings at e^+e^-colliders

Neutral triple gauge couplings(nTGCs)are absent in the standard model effective theory up to dimension-6 operators,but could arise from dimension-8 effective operators.In this work,we study the pure gauge operators of dimension-8 that contribute to nTGCs and are independent of the dimension-8 operator involving the Higgs doublet.We show that the pure gauge operators generate both ZγZ^*and Zγγ^*vertices with rapid energy dependence∝E^5,which can be probed sensitively via the reaction e^+e^-→Zγ.We demonstrate that measuring the nTGCs via the reaction e^+e^-→Zγfollowed by Z→qq decays can probe the new physics scales of dimension-8 pure gauge operators up to the range(1-5)TeV at the CEPC,FCC-ee and ILC colliders with s~(1/2)=(0.25-1)TeV,and up to the range(10-16)TeV at CLIC with s~(1/2)=(3-5)TeV,assuming in each case an integrated luminosity of 5 ab~(-1).We compare these sensitivities with the corresponding probes of the dimension-8 nTGC operators involving Higgs doublets and the dimension-8 fermionic contact operators that contribute to the e^+e^-Zγvertex.

Gravitational waves from cosmic strings after a first-order phase transition

We study the possibility of probing high scale phase transitions that are inaccessible by LIGO.Our study shows that the stochastic gravitational-wave radiation from cosmic strings that are formed after the first-order phase transition can be detected by space-based interferometers when the phase transition temperature is T_(n)~O(10^(8−11))GeV.

Two-component millicharged dark matter and the EDGES 21 cm signal

We propose a two-component dark matter explanation to the EDGES 21 cm anomalous signal.The heavier dark matter component is long-lived,and its decay is primarily responsible for the relic abundance of the lighter dark matter,which is millicharged.To evade the constraints from CMB,underground dark matter direct detection,and XQC experiments,the lifetime of the heavier dark matter has to be larger than 0.1τU,whereτU is the age of the universe.Our model provides a viable realization of the millicharged dark matter model to explain the EDGES 21 cm signal,since the minimal model in which the relic density is generated via thermal freeze-out has been ruled out by various constraints.

Hadron and light nucleus radii from electron scattering

Conceptually,radii are amongst the simplest Poincaré-invariant properties that can be associated with hadrons and light nuclei.Accurate values of these quantities are necessary so that one may judge the character of putative solutions to the strong interaction problem within the Standard Model.However,limiting their ability to serve in this role,recent measurements and new analyses of older data have revealed uncertainties and imprecisions in the radii of the proton,pion,kaon,and deuteron.In the context of radius measurement using electron+hadron elastic scattering,the past decade has shown that reliable extraction requires minimisation of bias associated with practitioner-dependent choices of data fitting functions.Different answers to that challenge have been offered;and this perspective describes the statistical Schlessinger point method(SPM),in unifying applications to proton,pion,kaon,and deuteron radii.Grounded in analytic function theory,independent of assumptions about underlying dynamics,free from practitioner-induced bias,and applicable in the same form to diverse systems and observables,the SPM returns an objective expression of the information contained in any data under consideration.Its robust nature and versatility make it suitable for use in many branches of experiment and theory.