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Many models of physics beyond the standard model predict the existence of new Abelian forces with new gauge bosons mediating interactions between ``dark sectors'' and the standard model. We report a search for a dark boson Z^' coupling only to the second and third generations of leptons in the reaction ${e}⁺{e}^{{-}}{→}{{μ}}⁺{{μ}}^{{-}}{Z}^{{'}},{Z}^{{'}}{→}{{μ}}⁺{{μ}}^{{-}}$ using $514 {fb}^{{-}1}$ of data collected by the BABAR experiment. No significant signal is observed for ${Z}^{{'}}$ masses in the range 0.212--10 GeV. Limits on the coupling parameter ${g}^{{'}}$ as low as $7×{}{10}^{{-}4}$ are derived, leading to improvements in the bounds compared to those previously derived from neutrino experiments.
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