Top pair invariant mass distribution: a window on new physics

By R. Frederix, F. Maltoni. 2007

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We explore in detail the physics potential of a measurement of the t invariant mass distribution. First, we assess the accuracy of the best available predictions for this observable and find that in the low invariant mass region, the shape is very well predicted and could be used to perform a top mass measurement. Second, we study the effects of a heavy s-channel resonance on the t invariant mass distribution in a model independent way. We provide the necessary Monte Carlo tools to perform the search and outline a simple three-step analysis.

Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Nuclear and High Energy Physics

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In Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics

  1. Céline Degrande
  2. Felix Kahlhoefer
  3. D. d’Enterria
  4. N. Craig
  5. Z. Trocsanyi
  6. M. Raidal
  7. Christophe Grojean
  8. Michail Bachtis

In Nuclear and High Energy Physics

  1. Cms Collaboration
  2. Atlas Collaboration
  3. Fabio Maltoni
  4. Juan Rojo
  5. Michal Czakon
  6. M. Mangano
  7. G. Salam
  8. M. Raidal

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