A Scalar Doublet at the Tevatron?
Gino Segre, Boris Kayser

TL;DR
This paper proposes a simple model involving a new scalar doublet to explain the W+dijet excess observed by CDF, without requiring additional symmetries or complex new particles.
Contribution
It introduces a minimal scalar doublet model that accounts for the excess and discusses potential experimental tests and comparisons to other theories.
Findings
The model can explain the W+dijet excess without extra symmetries.
Predictions for experimental signatures of the scalar doublet.
Comparison with alternative explanations of the excess.
Abstract
We propose a particularly simple explanation of the W+dijet excess reported by the CDF collaboration. No symmetries beyond those of the standard model are necessary, and the only new particles involved are a spin-zero weak SU(2) doublet with no vacuum expectation value. Possible tests of the model and comparisons to other proposals are discussed.
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum Chromodynamics and Particle Interactions · Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
