Unraveling the couplings of a Drell-Yan produced with heavy-flavor tagging
arXiv:1801.02579 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.98.015002
Abstract
Despite no new physics so far at the LHC, a boson with GeV could still emerge via Drell-Yan (DY) production, , in the next few years. To unravel the nature of the coupling, we utilize the - and -tagging algorithms developed by ATLAS and CMS to investigate at 14 TeV LHC. While light-jet contamination can be eliminated, mistagged -jets cannot be rejected in any of the tagging schemes we adopt. On the other hand, for nonzero coupling, far superior -tagging could discover the process, where again light-jet mistag can be ruled out, but mistagged -jets cannot yet be excluded. Provided that DY production is discovered soon enough, we find that a simultaneous search for and can conclusively discern the nature of couplings involved.
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