Top LHCb Physics
Alexander L. Kagan, Jernej F. Kamenik, Gilad Perez, Sheldon Stone

TL;DR
This paper explores the potential of the LHCb experiment to study top quark physics, including observing top production and measuring asymmetries, offering a new approach to probe physics beyond the Standard Model.
Contribution
It demonstrates that LHCb can uniquely study top physics and measure tar t asymmetries in the forward region, providing new avenues for new physics searches.
Findings
LHCb can observe top production at the LHC.
LHCb may measure tar t asymmetries in the forward region.
Potential to probe anomalous forward-backward asymmetry.
Abstract
We suggest that top physics can be studied at the LHCb experiment, and that top production could be observed. Since LHCb covers a large pseudorapidity region in the forward direction, it has unique abilities to probe new physics in the top sector. Furthermore, we demonstrate that LHCb may be able to measure a t\bar t production rate asymmetry, and thus indirectly probe an anomalous forward backward t\bar t asymmetry in the forward region; a possibility suggested by the enhanced forward-backward asymmetry reported by the CDF experiment.
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