Implications on the mUED model from the early LHC data on $\ell+\met$ signal
arXiv:1112.1483 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.85.055006
Abstract
Recently the ATLAS and CMS collaborations reported their search for a new heavy gauge boson with one lepton plus missing transverse momentum. We find that , the second Kaluza-Kelin (KK) state of the boson in the minimal Universal Extra Dimension (mUED) model, can be a good candidate for this signal, as its branching ratio into is sizable. Moreover, nearly degenerate KK mass spectra in the mUED model yield generically very soft SM particle accompanying from the subsequent decays of the second KK quarks and gluons. In a hadron collider, this indirect production is difficult to distinguish from the single production. The involved strong interactions make it more important than the single production. The early LHC data on $\ell+\met$ signal for 1.1 fb integrated luminosity is shown insufficient to limit our model even with significant indirect production of . However, the results show that the present LHC 5.6 fb data can cover most of the reasonable parameter space of the mUED model.
11 pages, 5 figures
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