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Radion-Higgs Search at LHC/LC. Work in progress. Trouble in Higgs Paradise @LHC ?. (e.g. Rizzo, Hewett, Dominici,Gunion Giudice, Wells, Rattazzi…etc). Radions! Quantum excitations of brane distance in RS theories. Horror! gg H cross section disappears!!.
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Radion-Higgs Search at LHC/LC Work in progress RADIONS Albert De Roeck (CERN)
Trouble in Higgs Paradise @LHC ? (e.g. Rizzo, Hewett, Dominici,Gunion Giudice, Wells, Rattazzi…etc) Radions! • Quantum excitations of brane distance in RS theories Horror! ggH cross section disappears!! Can change things a lot for the LHC RADIONS Albert De Roeck (CERN)
Radions RADIONS Albert De Roeck (CERN)
Radions RADIONS Albert De Roeck (CERN)
RADIONS Albert De Roeck (CERN)
Exercise… • Check where the Higgs discovery at LHC gets more difficult/impossible • Can one observe gg ZZ* in those regions • perspectives for identifying the nature of the observed scalar at a LHC & LC Tool used HDECAY, introducing relevant terms for radions (J. Gunion/D. Dominici) Radion ZZ* 4l 50 GeV < M < 400 GeV Take experimental bounds (Tevatron/LEP) into account Higgs H ZZ* 4l H ttH ttbb low Higgs mass range 120-140 GeV RADIONS Albert De Roeck (CERN)
Higgs/Radion detectability Other decays need to be looked into (H) LHC will essentially always see a scalar with 30 fb-1 RADIONS Albert De Roeck (CERN)
Higgs/Radion Detectability MH=130 GeV MH=140 GeV MH=115 GeV Becomes better for heavier Higgs Decay to study HH for high mass LC should always see the light Higgs & in almost entire region RADIONS Albert De Roeck (CERN)
Couplings at a LC RADIONS Albert De Roeck (CERN)
Ratio of couplings Effects are ~1-5%: Difficult to establish at LHC However: absolute cross section & ggH/WW HH possible handles RADIONS Albert De Roeck (CERN)
LC measurements Measure precisely Higgs to bb and WW(*) couplings Contours of 2.5 evidence for radion mixing effects RADIONS Albert De Roeck (CERN)
ZZ branching ratio RADIONS Albert De Roeck (CERN)
Plans • Explore further decay modes • LHC with 100-300 fb-1 • Total cross sections • Explore LC/LHC complementarity fully • Determination of Radion parameters RADIONS Albert De Roeck (CERN)