Measuring Di-Higgs Physics via the Channel
arXiv:1410.1855
Abstract
The measurement of di-Higgs physics can provide crucial information on electroweak phase transition in the early Universe and significant clues on new physics coupling with the Higgs field directly. This measurement has been suggested to be pursued mainly via the production. In this letter, we propose a new strategy to do that, i.e., via the production. Because of its positive correlation with the rescaled tri-Higgs coupling (in comparison to a negative one for the production) in the neighborhood of , the production complements the one in measuring di-Higgs physics, particularly for , at both the High Luminosity LHC (HL-LHC) and a next-generation -collider. As an illustration, we work on the process . We show that a statistical significance of at the HL-LHC, comparable to that of the channel, and a statistical significance of at a 100 TeV -collider, with 3000 fb of data, are achievable in searching for the di-Higgs production with .
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