Gravity particles from Warped Extra Dimensions, predictions for LHC

TL;DR

This paper updates predictions for radion and KK-graviton production and decay in warped extra dimension models, providing tools for interpreting LHC search results and highlighting relevant collider phenomenology.

Contribution

It offers updated phenomenological predictions and analysis tools for heavy resonances in warped extra dimension models, aligned with recent LHC results.

Findings

Updated production and decay predictions for radion and KK-graviton

Tools for interpreting current and future LHC analyses

Phenomenology results relevant to collider searches

Abstract

Warped Extra Dimension scenarios are a rich playground for phenomenology of heavy resonances at LHC. The Radion and the KK-graviton are inevitable signatures of this class of models. On face of the latest LHC experimental results on the direct searches for Beyond Standard Model physics we update the phenomenological predictions for production and decay of such resonances in its main production modes. We also highlight the phenomenology results relevant to collider searches in individual channels, and provide tools for interpretation of current and future experimental analyses using two specific benchmarks as example.