Probing Randall-Sundram Model using triphotons at the LHC
arXiv:1006.4370
Abstract
We investigate triphoton signals of the Randall-Sundram model at the Large Hadron Collider. Such a signal can be an important probe to the RS model as these are relatively cleaner from the hadronic activity and bear significant rate. The corresponding standard model background has also been studied in detail. We also show that a clear graviton reconstruction is possible in such signal.
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