Corrections to Higgs width decay into a fermion pair from gravitational torsion
arXiv:1504.02037
Abstract
We consider the change of the Higgs width decay into a fermion pair with respect to the standard model, due to the four-fermion contact interaction coming from the existence of gravitational torsion within the context of extra dimension scenarios.
arXiv comment8 pages, 3 figures. MPLA style
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