Realistic model for a fifth force explaining anomaly in ^8Be^ ^8Be\, e^+ e^- decay
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Abstract: A anomaly has been reported in the opening angle and invariant mass distributions of pairs produced in nuclear transitions. It has been shown that a protophobic fifth force mediated by a gauge boson with pure vector current interactions can explain the data through the decay of an excited state to the ground state, , and then the followed saturating decay . In this work we propose a renormalizable model to realize this fifth force. Although axial-vector current interactions also exist in our model, their contributions cancel out in the iso-scalar interaction for . Within the allowed parameter space, this model can alleviate the anomaly problem and can be probed by the LHCb experiment. Several other implications are discussed.
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