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Leptoquarks Distribution
 functions and beam spectra Examples Neutrino as a
 Majorana fermion Contents

Leptoquarks

In this section we present an example of Lagrangian which contains the matrix of C-conjugation. Such matrix appears in interactions violating the fermion number conservation. Let $\Psi_e$ and $\Psi_u$ be the fermion fields of electron and u-quark, respectively, interacting with the scalar complex leptoquark field F

\begin{displaymath}L = \lambda \bar{\Psi}_u^c (1+\gamma^5) \Psi_e F + \lambda \bar{\Psi}_e
(1+\gamma^5) \Psi_u^c F^+ \end{displaymath}

where $\bar{\Psi}_u^c=\Psi_u^T C$ and $\Psi_e^c=C \bar{\Psi}_e^T$.

In the Majorana basis which is used in CompHEP  the charge conjugation operator $C=-\gamma^0$. So the Lagrangian can be presented in the form

\begin{eqnarray*}
L &=& - \lambda \Psi_u^T \gamma^0 (1+\gamma^5) \Psi_e F - \la...
...si_e F + \lambda \Psi_u^+
\gamma^0 (1+\gamma^5) \Psi_e^+ F^+\;.
\end{eqnarray*}



Direct implementation of the definition (8) gives us the Vertex table


A1 A2 A3 A4 Factor Lorentz part
u e1 F   -lambda (1+G5)
E1 U F+   lambda (1+G5)



By means of equation (11) we can rewrite this table in the equivalent form:


A1 A2 A3 A4 Factor Lorentz part
e1 u F   -lambda (1+G5)
U E1 F+   lambda (1+G5)



Distribution
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 Majorana fermion Contents