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Abstract
The investigation of flavour-changing neutral current transitions(FCNC) involving the top quark are only possible with new theoretical frameworks that extend the Standard Model(SM), given that these transitions are almost entirely suppressed within the SM. In this regard, examining these transitions with extended theories beyond the SM may provide significant insights into future experiments. To this end, we present a phenomological study about the anomalous FCNC transitions via \(tq\gamma \) couplings with effective field theory. Here, \({\gamma \gamma }{\rightarrow } {\textit{l}} {\nu }_\textit{l} b \bar{q} \) , \(e^{+} e^{-} {\rightarrow} e^{+} {\gamma} {\gamma} {\rightarrow} e^{+} \textit{l} {\nu _\textit{l}} b \bar{q} {e^{-}} \), \(\gamma \gamma {\rightarrow } j \bar{j} b \bar{q} \) and \({e^{+}} {e ^{-}} {\rightarrow } {e^{+}} {\gamma } {\gamma } {e^{-}} {\rightarrow }{e^{+}} j \bar{j} b \bar{q} {e^{-}} \) processes are investigated for the CLIC at \(\sqrt{s} =1.5\)TeV and 3 TeV. Thus, we have calculated the constraints at \(95{\%}\) confidence level on the \(BR(t\rightarrow q\gamma )\). As a result, the obtained constraints are at least one order of magnitude better than the available experimental ones.
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International Journal of Theoretical Physics publishes original research and reviews in theoretical physics and neighboring fields. Dedicated to the unification of the latest physics research, this journal seeks to map the direction of future research by original work in traditional physics like general relativity, quantum theory with relativistic quantum field theory,as used in particle physics, and by fresh inquiry into quantum measurement theory, and other similarly fundamental areas, e.g. quantum geometry and quantum logic, etc.