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Multiple Z' -> t-tbar signals in a 4D Composite Higgs Model

Multiple Z' -> t-tbar signals in a 4D Composite Higgs Model
Multiple Z' -> t-tbar signals in a 4D Composite Higgs Model
We study the production of top-antitop pairs at the Large Hadron Collider as a testbed for discovering heavy Z' bosons belonging to a composite Higgs model, as, in this scenario, such new gauge interaction states are sizeably coupled to the third generation quarks of the Standard Model. We study their possible appearance in cross section as well as (charge and spin) asymmetry distributions. Our calculations are performed in the minimal four-dimensional formulation of such a scenario, namely the 4-Dimensional Composite Higgs Model (4DCHM), which embeds five new Z's. We pay particular attention to the case of nearly degenerate resonances, highlighting the conditions under which these are separable in the aforementioned observables. We also discuss the impact of the intrinsic width of the new resonances onto the event rates and various distributions. We confirm that the 14 TeV stage of the LHC will enable one to detect two such states, assuming standard detector performance and machine luminosity. A mapping of the discovery potential of the LHC of these new gauge bosons is given. Finally, from the latter, several benchmarks are extracted which are amenable to experimental investigation.
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Barducci, D.
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De Curtis, S.
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Mimasu, K.
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Moretti, S.
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Barducci, D.
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De Curtis, S.
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Mimasu, K.
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Moretti, S.
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Barducci, D., De Curtis, S., Mimasu, K. and Moretti, S. (2012) Multiple Z' -> t-tbar signals in a 4D Composite Higgs Model. Pre-print, arXiv:1212.59 (SHEP-12-41), 1-30.

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We study the production of top-antitop pairs at the Large Hadron Collider as a testbed for discovering heavy Z' bosons belonging to a composite Higgs model, as, in this scenario, such new gauge interaction states are sizeably coupled to the third generation quarks of the Standard Model. We study their possible appearance in cross section as well as (charge and spin) asymmetry distributions. Our calculations are performed in the minimal four-dimensional formulation of such a scenario, namely the 4-Dimensional Composite Higgs Model (4DCHM), which embeds five new Z's. We pay particular attention to the case of nearly degenerate resonances, highlighting the conditions under which these are separable in the aforementioned observables. We also discuss the impact of the intrinsic width of the new resonances onto the event rates and various distributions. We confirm that the 14 TeV stage of the LHC will enable one to detect two such states, assuming standard detector performance and machine luminosity. A mapping of the discovery potential of the LHC of these new gauge bosons is given. Finally, from the latter, several benchmarks are extracted which are amenable to experimental investigation.

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e-pub ahead of print date: 2012
Organisations: Physics & Astronomy

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Local EPrints ID: 356667
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/356667
PURE UUID: e3f6ea0d-5233-4c62-8f12-f757829bd956
ORCID for S. Moretti: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-8601-7246

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Date deposited: 10 Oct 2013 11:48
Last modified: 09 Mar 2022 02:36

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Author: D. Barducci
Author: S. De Curtis
Author: K. Mimasu
Author: S. Moretti ORCID iD

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