Technibaryonic missing mass and the germanium spectrometer bounds

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Oct 1986

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Physics Letters B, Volume 179, Issue 1-2, p. 103-104.

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It is shown that the lightest technibaryon most likely does not have coherent Z0 interaction. This revives the possibility that the cosmological missing mass originates in neutral technibaryons.
I am indebted to C.K. Au for a helpful discussion on the two-photon cross section and F. Avignone for discussing the experimental aspects, and for his interest.

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