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Associated Production of Non-Standard Higgs Bosons at the LHC

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David E. Kaplan, Matthew McEvoy

High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · Submitted 3 Feb 2011

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The authors' main claim For light scalar masses (below 30 GeV), we find evidence that a flavor-independent search for such a non-standard Higgs boson is plausible with 100 fb^-1 of data, while a Higgs decaying to heavier scalars is only likely to be visible in models where scalar decays to b quarks dominate.

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CitationDavid E. Kaplan, Matthew McEvoy. "Associated Production of Non-Standard Higgs Bosons at the LHC." arXiv:1102.0704 (2011). https://pith.science/paper/5IDL3XDK
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We discuss the feasibility of seeing a Higgs boson which decays to four partons through a pair of (pseudo-)scalars at the LHC. We restrict our search to Higgs bosons produced in association with a W/Z boson at high transverse momentum. We argue that subjet analysis techniques are a good discriminant between such events and W/Z plus jets and top-antitop production. For light scalar masses (below 30 GeV), we find evidence that a flavor-independent search for such a non-standard Higgs boson is plausible with 100 fb^-1 of data, while a Higgs decaying to heavier scalars is only likely to be visible in models where scalar decays to b quarks dominate.

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s0 We discuss the feasibility of seeing a Higgs boson which decays to four partons through a pair of (pseudo-)scalars at the LHC. contribution 0.98 0.33 0.09 hedged possibility 0.72
s1 We restrict our search to Higgs bosons produced in association with a W/Z boson at high transverse momentum. limitation 0.50 0.71 0.03 asserted 0.93
s2 We argue that subjet analysis techniques are a good discriminant between such events and W/Z plus jets and top-antitop production. method 0.86 0.43 0.09 asserted 0.58
s3 For light scalar masses (below 30 GeV), we find evidence that a flavor-independent search for such a non-standard Higgs boson is plausible with 100 fb^-1 of data, while a Higgs decaying to heavier scalars is only likely to be visible in models where scalar decays to b quarks dominate. result 0.99 0.92 0.81 hedged possibility 0.60

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We discuss the feasibility of seeing a Higgs boson which decays to four partons through a pair of (pseudo-)scalars at the LHC. We restrict our search to Higgs bosons produced in association with a W/Z boson at high transverse momentum. We argue that subjet analysis techniques are a good discriminant between such events and W/Z plus jets and top-antitop production. For light scalar masses (below 30 GeV), we find evidence that a flavor-independent search for such a non-standard Higgs boson is plausible with 100 fb^-1 of data, while a Higgs decaying to heavier scalars is only likely to be visible in models where scalar decays to b quarks dominate.

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  • More recently the focus has been on the $Wh$ production mode [ref] , where the tagged lepton greatly reduces backgrounds and enhances discovery potential.

    Exotic Decays of the 125 GeV Higgs Boson · Existing Collider Studies · 0.83

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  • Previous work has been done on the phenomenology of $h→4b$ at the LHC [ref] .

    Higgs Signal for h to aa at Hadron Colliders · Introduction · 0.91

  • Without any additional terms in the Lagrangian, the $a$ would be stable and experimentalists would need to search for an invisible Higgs – such a phenomenological possibility has been studied in, e.g. [ref] .

    Observing an invisible Higgs boson · Introduction · 0.84

  • Various new physics models contain such a field, such as non-minimal supersymmetry and composite (and Little) Higgs models (for a review, see [ref] ).

    Nonstandard Higgs Boson Decays · Introduction · 0.95

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