The meaning of "Higgs": tau+tau- and gamma-gamma at the Fermilab Tevatron and the CERN LHC
The meaning of "Higgs": tau+tau- and gamma-gamma at the Fermilab Tevatron and the CERN LHC
In this paper we discuss how to extract information about physics beyond the Standard Model (SM) from searches for a light SM Higgs at Tevatron Run II and CERN LHC. We demonstrate that new (pseudo)scalar states predicted in both supersymmetric and dynamical models can have enhanced visibility in standard Higgs search channels, making them potentially discoverable at Tevatron Run II and CERN LHC. We discuss the likely sizes of the enhancements in the various search channels for each model and identify the model features having the largest influence on the degree of enhancement.We compare the key signals for the non-standard scalars across models and also with expectations in the SM, to show how one could start to identify which state has actually been found. In particular, we suggest the likely mass reach of the Higgs search in p¯p/pp → H → τ+τ- for each kind of non-standard scalar state and we demonstrate that p¯p/pp → H → γγ may cleanly distinguish the scalars of supersymmetric models from those of dynamical models.
intermediate boson decay, standard model, supersymmetric field theory, higgs bosons, proton-proton interactions, electromagnetic decays, intermediate boson mass, electroweak theories, spontaneous symmetry breaking, leptonic decays
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Balyaev, Alexander
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Blum, Alexander
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Chivukula, R. Sekhar
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Simmons, Elizabeth H.
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27 September 2005
Balyaev, Alexander
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Blum, Alexander
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Chivukula, R. Sekhar
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Simmons, Elizabeth H.
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Balyaev, Alexander, Blum, Alexander, Chivukula, R. Sekhar and Simmons, Elizabeth H.
(2005)
The meaning of "Higgs": tau+tau- and gamma-gamma at the Fermilab Tevatron and the CERN LHC.
Physical Review D, 72 (5), .
(doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.72.055022).
Abstract
In this paper we discuss how to extract information about physics beyond the Standard Model (SM) from searches for a light SM Higgs at Tevatron Run II and CERN LHC. We demonstrate that new (pseudo)scalar states predicted in both supersymmetric and dynamical models can have enhanced visibility in standard Higgs search channels, making them potentially discoverable at Tevatron Run II and CERN LHC. We discuss the likely sizes of the enhancements in the various search channels for each model and identify the model features having the largest influence on the degree of enhancement.We compare the key signals for the non-standard scalars across models and also with expectations in the SM, to show how one could start to identify which state has actually been found. In particular, we suggest the likely mass reach of the Higgs search in p¯p/pp → H → τ+τ- for each kind of non-standard scalar state and we demonstrate that p¯p/pp → H → γγ may cleanly distinguish the scalars of supersymmetric models from those of dynamical models.
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Published date: 27 September 2005
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intermediate boson decay, standard model, supersymmetric field theory, higgs bosons, proton-proton interactions, electromagnetic decays, intermediate boson mass, electroweak theories, spontaneous symmetry breaking, leptonic decays
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High Energy Physics
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ISSN: 1550-7998
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R. Sekhar Chivukula
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