HE-LHC prospects for diboson resonance searches and electroweak WW/WZ production via vector boson scattering in the semi-leptonic final states
arXiv:1812.00841
Abstract
This note presents the prospects of searches for new heavy resonances decaying to diboson (WW) and measurements of electroweak WW/WZ production via vector boson scattering (VBS) in association with a high-mass dijet system in the final states (, ). The prospects are presented for an integrated luminosity of 15 ab of proton-proton () collisions at TeV with an ATLAS-like detector simulated in the Delphes framework. The cross-section measurement of the electroweak production in VBS processes is expected to reach the precision of 2-3\%, improving the expected accuracy at the HL-LHC by a factor of 2. Prospects are presented also for the separation of the longitudinal component of the electroweak production, showing the expected significance of is reached with 3 ab for the single channel and for all the semi-leptonic channels combined. The diboson resonance searches are interpreted for sensitivity to a simplified phenomenological model with a heavy gauge boson. With 15 ab of data, the discovery reach for the new resonance is extended to 8 TeV.
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