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2019:groups:higgs:lightscalars:exotichdecays [2019/06/24 16:33]
antoine.lesauvage
2019:groups:higgs:lightscalars:exotichdecays [2019/06/24 17:12]
kohsaku.tobioka
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 We consider two decay modes of $\phi$: $\phi \to \gamma \gamma$, $\phi \to \mu \mu$  We consider two decay modes of $\phi$: $\phi \to \gamma \gamma$, $\phi \to \mu \mu$ 
  
-  * $\phi$ -> $\gamma\gamma$. (**SG**)+  * $\phi$ -> $\gamma\gamma$. (**SG,AL**)
  
 Preliminary study from Bauer, Neubert, Thamm [[https://​arxiv.org/​abs/​1708.00443|1708.00443]] (see also [[https://​arxiv.org/​pdf/​1704.08207.pdf|1704.08207]]).  ​ Preliminary study from Bauer, Neubert, Thamm [[https://​arxiv.org/​abs/​1708.00443|1708.00443]] (see also [[https://​arxiv.org/​pdf/​1704.08207.pdf|1704.08207]]).  ​
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   - Other constraints. 1) LEP Z width: Z → $h^*$ $\phi$, $h^*\to bb...$ leads to constraints from Z total width. **[JN, SW]** 2) LEP Exclusive Z decays? 3)...   - Other constraints. 1) LEP Z width: Z → $h^*$ $\phi$, $h^*\to bb...$ leads to constraints from Z total width. **[JN, SW]** 2) LEP Exclusive Z decays? 3)...
    
-  * $\phi$ -> $\mu\mu$+  * $\phi$ -> $\mu\mu$ ​Possiblly useful refs ($h\to ZZ^*\to4\mu$[[https://​cds.cern.ch/​record/​2621479/​files/​ATLAS-CONF-2018-018.pdf| ATLAS-CONF-2018-018]],​[[https://​cds.cern.ch/​record/​2668684/​files/​HIG-19-001-pas.pdf|CMS]];​ $h\to aa\to4\mu$[[https://​arxiv.org/​abs/​1812.00380|1812.00380]];​ $h\to aa\to2\tau2\mu$ [[https://​inspirehep.net/​record/​1419565/​files/​HIG-15-011-pas.pdf|HIG-15-011-pas]],​ [[https://​arxiv.org/​pdf/​1505.01609.pdf|1505.01609]])
  
 Similar strategy to the one above! ​ In principle above 10 GeV we are safe from SM low mass resonances. Below 10 GeV? Also, how low can one go in mass by playing with muon isolation. Similar strategy to the one above! ​ In principle above 10 GeV we are safe from SM low mass resonances. Below 10 GeV? Also, how low can one go in mass by playing with muon isolation.
2019/groups/higgs/lightscalars/exotichdecays.txt · Last modified: 2019/06/26 09:20 by antoine.lesauvage