Probing CP Violation in with Background Interference
arXiv:1503.06470 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.92.073007
Abstract
We show that the parity of the vertex can be probed by interference between the gluon fusion Higgs production, , and the background, , amplitudes. In the presence of a parity violating vertex, this interference alters the kinematic distribution of the leptons and photon compared to Standard Model (SM) expectations. For a Higgs with SM-sized width and couplings, we find that the size of the effect enters at most at the level. Such a small effect cannot be seen at the LHC, even with futuristic high luminosities. Should there exist other broader scalar particles with larger production cross-section times branching ratio to , then the parity structure of their couplings can be probed with this technique.
20 pages, 4 figures
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