Anomalous light-by-light scattering at the LHC: recent developments and future perspectives

Abstract

The installation of forward proton detectors at the LHC will provide the possibility to perform new high-precision measurements, opening a novel window on physics beyond the Standard Model. We review recent simulations and theoretical developments about the measurement of anomalous light-by-light scattering. The search for this process is expected to provide bounds on a wide range of new particles. Future perspectives for precision QED at the LHC are also briefly discussed.

Proceedings for the Summer School and Workshop on High Energy Physics at the LHC: New trends in HEP, October 21- November 6 2014, Natal, Brazil. v2: References added, minor corrections

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