Role of the polarization in the measurement
arXiv:1805.06385 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.98.093005
Abstract
It is widely known that the production channel provides a promising probe to the decay at the LHC, when the Higgs and the bosons are highly boosted along the transverse direction. We show how information on the boson polarization -- that is disregarded in the current LHC analyses -- can relevantly improve the signal from background discrimination, helping us to observe and achieve a larger precision for the measurement in the channel.
6 pages and 4 figures; v2: matches the PRD version
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