Searching Higgs in Noncommutative Electroweak Model at Photon-Photon Collider
Chien Yu Chen

TL;DR
This paper investigates Higgs boson production in a noncommutative spacetime at photon-photon colliders, revealing effects that differ from the Standard Model and exploring implications for unitarity and particle spectra.
Contribution
It introduces a novel analysis of Higgs production in noncommutative electroweak models at photon colliders, comparing with extra-dimensional models and examining unitarity constraints.
Findings
Higgs production process is forbidden in the Standard Model but allowed in noncommutative theory.
Noncommutative effects induce corrections in particle mass spectra and energy distributions.
The process constrains unitarity conditions and predicts accelerated phenomena at high energies.
Abstract
We discuss the process of Higgs boson production in collider on noncommutative spacetime and compare the results with large extra dimension in KK graviton channel. Summing all KK mode on IR brane, the affections are in the same order by comparing noncommutatve model prediction. This process is completely forbidden in standard model on unitarity condition and bosonic distribution. In noncommutative theory, the effect is induced by the coordinates noncommutable relation, = . Due to the constant background strength tensor does not contain any conserved quantum number, hence, this effort is indicated into particle power spectrum. Particle mass spectrum is corrected by radiational and anisotropic surroundings. The process of restricts the unitarity condition in noncommutative field theory. Under power law…
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Taxonomy
TopicsParticle physics theoretical and experimental studies · Dark Matter and Cosmic Phenomena · Computational Physics and Python Applications
