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arxiv hep-ph/9705337 v2 pith:QPL5DY4R submitted 1997-05-16 hep-ph

QCD Effects in Higgs Physics

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Higgs boson production at the LHC within the Standard Model and its minimal supersymmetric extension is reviewed. The predictions for decay rates and production cross sections are updated by choosing the present value of the top quark mass and recent parton density sets. Moreover, all relevant higher order corrections, some of which have been obtained only recently, are included in a consistent way.

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