Stringent Dilepton Bounds on Left-Right Models using LHC data
arXiv:1506.03456 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2015.11.009
Abstract
In canonical left-right symmetric models the lower mass bounds on the charged gauge bosons are in the ballpark of TeV, resulting into much stronger limits on the neutral gauge boson , making its production unreachable at the LHC. However, if one evokes different patterns of left-right symmetry breaking the might be lighter than the motivating an independent collider study. In this work, we use the 8 TeV ATLAS fb luminosity data to derive robust bounds on the mass using dilepton data. %because they provide the most restrictive limits due to the sizable -lepton couplings. We find strong lower bounds on the mass for different right-handed gauge couplings, excluding masses up to TeV. For the canonical LR model we place a lower mass bound of TeV. Our findings are almost independent of the right-handed neutrino masses ( effect) and applicable to general left-right models.
5 pages, 3 figures, 1 table. To appear in Phys. Lett. B
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