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Diphoton resonance and new physics at 1 TeV

С. И. Годунов

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Abstract

The diphoton excess with invariant mass ~750 GeV observed at the 13 TeV LHC run is studied in the extension of the Standard Model with an extra scalar S which decays can be responsible for the excess. Two scenarios of S production are considered: gluon fusion through a loop of heavy isosinglet quark(s) and photon fusion through a loop of heavy isosinglet leptons.

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The diphoton excess with invariant mass ~750 GeV observed at the 13 TeV LHC run is studied in the extension of the Standard Model with an extra scalar S which decays can be responsible for the excess. Two scenarios of S production are considered: gluon fusion through a loop of heavy isosinglet quark(s) and photon fusion through a loop of heavy isosinglet leptons.

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The diphoton excess with invariant mass ~750 GeV observed at the 13 TeV LHC run is studied in the extension of the Standard Model with an extra scalar S which decays can be responsible for the excess. Two scenarios of S production are considered: gluon fusion through a loop of heavy isosinglet quark(s) and photon fusion through a loop of heavy isosinglet leptons.

Key concepts: Physics, Particle physics, Large Hadron Collider, Lepton, Physics beyond the Standard Model, Gluon, Invariant mass, Higgs boson

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