Measuring the Higgs-bottom coupling in weak boson fusion
arXiv:1512.03429 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2016.02.074
Abstract
We study Higgs production through weak boson fusion with subsequent decay to bottom quarks. By combining jet substructure techniques and matrix element methods in different limits we motivate this channel as a probe of the bottom-Yukawa interactions in the boosted regime. In particular we ameliorate the "no-go" results of cut-and-count analyses in this channel. After applying a data-driven reconstruction approach we find that the Higgs-bottom coupling can be limited to with .
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