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New color-octet axial vector boson revisited

In this paper we re-examine how to utilize the previous proposed color-octet axial-vector boson $Z_{\rm C}$ to explain the $3.4σ$ anomaly of $t\bar t$ forward-backward (FB) asymmetry $A_{\rm FB}$ for $m_{t\bar t}> 450$GeV observed by CDF. Our numerical results indicate that the best-fit parameters are $g_A^q=0.07$, $g_A^Q=3$, and $M_{\rm C}=440\text{GeV}$, which are obtained by fitting the mass dependent $A_{\rm FB}$ and total cross section data provided by a recent CDF measurement. Here $g_A^q (g_A^Q)$ and $M_{\rm C}$ are the axial couplings among $Z_{\rm C}$ with the first two (the third) generation quarks, and $Z_{\rm C}$ mass respectively. We also calculate one-side forward-backward asymmetry $A_{\rm OFB}$ for top and bottom quark pair production at the LHC, focusing on the new contributions from $Z_{\rm C}$. Our studies show that $A_{\rm OFB}$ can be utilized to measure the properties of new particle $Z_{\rm C}$.

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