Prediction of from at LHC for the IMDS Model
arXiv:1408.0780 · doi:10.1088/0954-3899/42/11/115001
Abstract
We consider the decays in the context of an extension of the standard model with two inert doublets and an additional symmetry. This model has contributions for these processes through new charged scalar-loops. Comparing our with the more precise available experimental data we can predict the behaviour of due that they depend on the same parameters, our estimation for this channel is 1.05 times the standard model value, but can be up to 1.16 if consider the uncertainty from the data, and down to 0.96 if consider .
14 pages, and 5 figures, new title, new phenomenological analysis, updated experimental data, new references, new Appendix and discussion added
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