
TL;DR
This paper explores how Higgsstrahlung involving R-hadrons at the LHC can reveal the Higgs coupling to these particles, aiding in understanding their properties and potentially serving as a discovery mode for low-mass Higgs bosons.
Contribution
It demonstrates that Higgs production in association with R-hadrons can be observed and used to distinguish different R-hadron models, offering a new approach to Higgs studies.
Findings
Higgsstrahlung with R-hadrons is detectable at the LHC.
This process can differentiate between R-hadron models.
It may serve as a discovery channel for low-mass Higgs bosons.
Abstract
If R hadrons are discovered at the LHC, investigation of their properties will be of paramount importance. One important question is how much of the R-hadron mass is due to electroweak symmetry breaking, i.e. the coupling of the Higgs to R-hadrons. In this paper we show that in models where the Higgs has a sizable coupling to R-hadrons we can readily observe Higgs production in association with a pair of R-hadrons ("Higgsstrahlung"). This process can be used to distinguish between different models of R-hadrons. It may be the discovery mode of the Higgs for low mass Higgs bosons, and provides a low-background Higgs sample to study h to bb.
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