Hidden top quark decays to charged Higgs scalars at the Tevatron

A.G. Akeroyd

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Hidden top quark decays to charged Higgs scalars at the Tevatron

A.G. Akeroyd

High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · Submitted 1 Sep 1995

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The authors' main claim We show that such a decay would be consistent with the current Tevatron data, and will remain hidden until a larger luminosity can be achieved.

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Charged Higgs scalars light enough to contribute to top quark decays are possible in various non--minimal Higgs models. We show that such a decay would be consistent with the current Tevatron data, and will remain hidden until a larger luminosity can be achieved.

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Charged Higgs scalars light enough to contribute to top quark decays are possible in various non--minimal Higgs models. We show that such a decay would be consistent with the current Tevatron data, and will remain hidden until a larger luminosity can be achieved.

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The first discussion of $t→H^±b$ followed by the decay $H^±→cb$ was given in [ref] .

Light charged Higgs bosons decaying to charm and bottom quarks in models with two or more Higgs doublets · Searches for $t→H^±b$ with $H^±→cs$, and prospects for $H^±→cb$ at the LHC · 0.93
Extensions of the Higgs sector of the SM employing additional singlet [ref] , doublet [ref] as well as triplet fields [ref] have frequently been considered in the literature.

Some consequences of a Higgs triplet · Introduction · 0.98

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