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    What is Color-Suppressed Feynman Diagram at Tree-Level?

    For posterities, a good summary of B physics, that explains ideas, without a lot of calculations is this: http://arxiv.org/abs/hep-ph/0111177 With it you can check if you have understood, without reading 3 or 4 books.
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    Understanding Finetuning: What Does it Mean & How is it Decided?

    I do an error in my previous post, now you can understand that I say the same thing, it's unlikely that s-quarks will be produced to LHC. I don't understand what do you mean with "theoretical evidence" . The experiments say that standard model works fine, like for...
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    What is Color-Suppressed Feynman Diagram at Tree-Level?

    I have read these: http://arxiv.org/abs/hep-ph/9504326 http://arxiv.org/abs/1104.4144 http://arxiv.org/abs/hep-ph/9404283v1 I'm searching to understand a more detailed modeling of QCD interactions. For example in exchange diagram, Rosner says that you have to consider 3 or more gluon for...
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    What is Color-Suppressed Feynman Diagram at Tree-Level?

    This is a color-favored Feynman diagram. I think I need to do the Clebsch–Gordan of SU(3) for initial and final state to understand this, because they are in a given representation to be bound states. I'm not sure of this. Thank you for the reply.
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    Understanding Finetuning: What Does it Mean & How is it Decided?

    I report you what I understand of fine-tuning. My english is not much good, so forgive me. When you build a new theory, you have a lot of free parameters, in Standard Model they are for example the masses of quarks, Cabibbo's angle, ecc You have to set values for parameters that can reproduce...
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    What is Color-Suppressed Feynman Diagram at Tree-Level?

    Can someone explain to me what is a Feyman diagram color-suppressed at the tree-level? It's my first post, sorry if I'm too needy, I will try to improve. Thank you for the answers.
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