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High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · arXiv:hep-ph/0406037 v1 · submitted 3 Jun 2004

Can an invisible Higgs boson be seen via diffraction at the LHC?

K. Belotsky, V.A.Khoze, A.D. Martin, M.G.Ryskin

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“We study the possibility of observing an `invisible' Higgs boson in central exclusive diffractive production at the LHC.”

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We study the possibility of observing an `invisible' Higgs boson in central exclusive diffractive production at the LHC. We evaluate the cross section using, as a simple example, the Standard Model with a heavy fourth generation, where the invisible decay mode H → ν4ν̄4 dominates, with the heavy neutrino mass M(ν4) ≃ 50 GeV. We discuss the possible requirements on trigger conditions and the background processes.

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We study the possibility of observing an `invisible' Higgs boson in central exclusive diffractive production at the LHC. contribution 0.99 0.73 0.06 hedged possibility 0.73
We evaluate the cross section using, as a simple example, the Standard Model with a heavy fourth generation, where the invisible decay mode $H \to \nu_4 \bar{\nu}_4$ dominates, with the heavy neutrino mass $M(\nu_4) \simeq 50$ GeV. method 0.96 0.88 0.07 asserted 0.96
We discuss the possible requirements on trigger conditions and the background processes. contribution 0.63 0.60 0.04 unclear 0.42

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  1. The production of a diphoton resonance via photon-photon fusion hep-ph · Jan 2016
  2. Discovering an Invisibly Decaying Higgs at Hadron Colliders hep-ph · Dec 2004
  3. Central Exclusive Particle Production at High Energy Hadron Colliders hep-ph · Jun 2010
  4. Nonstandard Higgs Boson Decays hep-ph · Jan 2008
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  • There also have been interesting surveys via diffractive Higgs productions [ref] , total decay width [ref] , Higgs rare B decays [ref] , di-Higgs [ref] , Higgs off-shell decays [ref] , lepton colliders [ref] , including global analysis [ref] .

    Boosting Invisible Higgs Searches by Tagging a Gluon Jet for Gluon Fusion Process · Invisible Decay of Higgs · 0.97

  • The CEP of such an “invisible Higgs" has been studied in [ref] .

    Central Exclusive Particle Production at High Energy Hadron Colliders · Other new physics · 0.84

  • Invisible Higgs decay modes may occur in models with an enlarged symmetry breaking sector (Majoron models, SM with extra singlet scalar fields etc.) [ref] - [ref] , in “hidden valley” models [ref] , in the SM with a fourth generation of fermions [ref] - [ref] , in the models with compact and large extra dimensions [ref] , [ref] - [ref] , in the littlest Higgs model with T-parity [ref] etc.

    Novel Higgs Decays and Dark Matter in the E(6)SSM · Introduction · 0.93

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