We discuss nonresonant axion-like particle (ALP) searches in diboson production at the LHC, a collider probe for ALPs which takes advantage of the derivative nature of their interactions with Standard Model particles; here ALPs participate as off-shell mediators in the scattering process. The power of this novel type of search has been tested with gluon-initiated diboson nonresonant production processes, using CMS and ATLAS Run 2 data, probing previously unexplored areas of the ALP parameter space. In addition, new studies on nonresonant ALP-mediated vector boson scattering (VBS) and preliminary results based on recently published CMS data are presented. Expectations for LHC Run 3 and HL-LHC are derived.
Bonilla J., Brivio I., Machado J., de Trocóniz J.F. (2021). Nonresonant Axion-Like Particle Searches at the LHC: Implications for Vector Boson Scattering [10.22323/1.398.0692].
Nonresonant Axion-Like Particle Searches at the LHC: Implications for Vector Boson Scattering
Brivio I.;
2021
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We discuss nonresonant axion-like particle (ALP) searches in diboson production at the LHC, a collider probe for ALPs which takes advantage of the derivative nature of their interactions with Standard Model particles; here ALPs participate as off-shell mediators in the scattering process. The power of this novel type of search has been tested with gluon-initiated diboson nonresonant production processes, using CMS and ATLAS Run 2 data, probing previously unexplored areas of the ALP parameter space. In addition, new studies on nonresonant ALP-mediated vector boson scattering (VBS) and preliminary results based on recently published CMS data are presented. Expectations for LHC Run 3 and HL-LHC are derived.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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