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Exclusion and discovery via Drell-Yan in the 4DCHM

Exclusion and discovery via Drell-Yan in the 4DCHM
Exclusion and discovery via Drell-Yan in the 4DCHM
Searches for Z' bosons are most sensitive in the dilepton channels at hadron colliders. Whilst finite width and interference effects do affect the modifications the presence of BSM physics makes to Standard Model (SM) contributions, generic searches are often designed to minimize these. The experimental approach adopted works well in the case of popular models that predict a single and narrow Z' boson allowing these effects to effectively be neglected. Conversely, finite width and interference effects may have to be taken into account in experimental analyses when such Z' states are wide or where several states are predicted. We explore the consequences of these effects in the 4-Dimensional Composite Higgs Model (4DCHM) which includes multiple new Z' bosons and where the decays of these resonances to non-SM fermions can result in large widths.
hep-ph
Accomando, Elena
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Barducci, Daniele
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Curtis, Stefania De
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Fiaschi, Juri
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Moretti, Stefano
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Shepherd-Themistocleous, Claire
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Accomando, Elena
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Barducci, Daniele
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Curtis, Stefania De
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Fiaschi, Juri
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Moretti, Stefano
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Shepherd-Themistocleous, Claire
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Accomando, Elena, Barducci, Daniele, Curtis, Stefania De, Fiaschi, Juri, Moretti, Stefano and Shepherd-Themistocleous, Claire (2016) Exclusion and discovery via Drell-Yan in the 4DCHM. Proceedings of Science, DIS2015, [105].

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Abstract

Searches for Z' bosons are most sensitive in the dilepton channels at hadron colliders. Whilst finite width and interference effects do affect the modifications the presence of BSM physics makes to Standard Model (SM) contributions, generic searches are often designed to minimize these. The experimental approach adopted works well in the case of popular models that predict a single and narrow Z' boson allowing these effects to effectively be neglected. Conversely, finite width and interference effects may have to be taken into account in experimental analyses when such Z' states are wide or where several states are predicted. We explore the consequences of these effects in the 4-Dimensional Composite Higgs Model (4DCHM) which includes multiple new Z' bosons and where the decays of these resonances to non-SM fermions can result in large widths.

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Published date: 26 January 2016
Keywords: hep-ph
Organisations: Physics & Astronomy, Theory Group

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Local EPrints ID: 411849
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/411849
PURE UUID: 5f9c38e3-7864-40e3-ae9f-129332aa8415
ORCID for Stefano Moretti: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-8601-7246

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Date deposited: 27 Jun 2017 16:31
Last modified: 16 Mar 2024 03:34

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Author: Elena Accomando
Author: Daniele Barducci
Author: Stefania De Curtis
Author: Juri Fiaschi
Author: Stefano Moretti ORCID iD
Author: Claire Shepherd-Themistocleous

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