BSM Physics: What the Higgs Can Tell Us
Matthew Brown, Daniele Barducci, A. Belyaev, Stefania De Curtis, Stefano Moretti, Giovanni Marco Pruna, A. Pukhov
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Matthew Brown, Daniele Barducci, A. Belyaev, Stefania De Curtis, Stefano Moretti, Giovanni Marco Pruna, A. Pukhov
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This discovery of the Higgs boson last year has created new possibilities for testing candidate theories for explaining physics beyond the Standard Model. Here we explain the ways in which new physics can leave its marks in the experimental Higgs data, and how we can use the data to constrain and compare different models. In this proceedings paper we use two models, Minimal Universal Extra Dimensions and the 4D Composite Higgs model, as examples to demonstrate the technique.
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This discovery of the Higgs boson last year has created new possibilities for testing candidate theories for explaining physics beyond the Standard Model. Here we explain the ways in which new physics can leave its marks in the experimental Higgs data, and how we can use the data to constrain and compare different models. In this proceedings paper we use two models, Minimal Universal Extra Dimensions and the 4D Composite Higgs model, as examples to demonstrate the technique.
Key concepts: Higgs boson, Physics beyond the Standard Model, Particle physics, Physics, Standard Model (mathematical formulation), Theoretical physics, Geography, Archaeology