The trivial Higgs boson: first evidences from LHC

TL;DR

This paper proposes a scenario where a heavy, non-self-interacting Higgs boson with a mass around 754 GeV exists, and discusses its experimental signatures in light of recent LHC data.

Contribution

It introduces a trivial Higgs boson model with a specific mass and width, contrasting with standard Higgs expectations, supported by preliminary experimental indications.

Findings

Higgs mass estimated at 754 GeV with uncertainties

Higgs width approximately 320 GeV

Experimental data from ATLAS may support the trivial Higgs scenario

Abstract

We further elaborate on the triviality and spontaneous symmetry breaking scenario where the Higgs boson without self-interaction coexists with spontaneous symmetry breaking. The trivial Higgs boson is rather heavy with mass m_H = 754 +/- 20 (stat) +/- 20 (syst) GeV and total width \Gamma(H) \simeq 320 GeV. We briefly discuss the experimantal signatures of our trivial Higgs and compare with the recent results from ATLAS collaboration. We argue that experimental data seem to support our scenario.