VBFNLO: A parton level Monte Carlo for processes with electroweak bosons
K. Arnold, M. Bahr, G. Bozzi, F. Campanario, C. Englert, T. Figy, N., Greiner, C. Hackstein, V. Hankele, B. Jager, G. Klamke, M. Kubocz, C. Oleari,, S. Platzer, S. Prestel, M. Worek, D. Zeppenfeld

TL;DR
VBFNLO is a versatile Monte Carlo tool for simulating vector boson fusion and multi-boson production at next-to-leading order, incorporating Higgs decays, off-shell effects, and beyond Standard Model physics.
Contribution
It introduces a flexible Monte Carlo program capable of simulating complex electroweak processes with full spin correlations and BSM effects at NLO accuracy.
Findings
Includes Higgs and vector boson decays with full spin correlations
Implements CP-even and CP-odd Higgs production with full mass dependence
Supports BSM physics effects like anomalous couplings and extra dimensions
Abstract
VBFNLO is a fully flexible parton level Monte Carlo program for the simulation of vector boson fusion, double and triple vector boson production in hadronic collisions at next-to-leading order in the strong coupling constant. VBFNLO includes Higgs and vector boson decays with full spin correlations and all off-shell effects. In addition, VBFNLO implements CP-even and CP-odd Higgs boson via gluon fusion, associated with two jets, at the leading-order one-loop level with the full top- and bottom-quark mass dependence in a generic two-Higgs-doublet model. A variety of effects arising from beyond the Standard Model physics are implemented for selected processes. This includes anomalous couplings of Higgs and vector bosons and a Warped Higgsless extra dimension model. The program offers the possibility to generate Les Houches Accord event files for all processes available at leading order.
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