# Phenomenology of a Composite Higgs Model

## TL;DR

This paper explores the phenomenology of a composite Higgs model, emphasizing the role of lattice simulations in understanding its low-energy constants and comparing theoretical predictions with experimental data.

## Contribution

It provides a detailed analysis of Ferretti's composite Higgs model and discusses how lattice calculations can inform its low-energy phenomenology.

## Key findings

- Lattice simulations can compute low-energy constants for the model.
- The model's phenomenology can be tested against LHC data.
- Potential for lattice results to constrain model parameters.

## Abstract

Several UV complete models of physics beyond the Standard Model are currently under scrutiny, their low-energy dynamics being compared with the experimental data from the LHC. Lattice simulations can play a role in these studies by providing a first principles computations of the low-energy constants that describe this low-energy dynamics. In this work, we study in detail a specific model recently proposed by Ferretti, and discuss the potential impact of lattice calculations.