Excited heavy quarkonium production in Higgs boson decays
arXiv:1908.01274 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.100.053002
Abstract
The rare decay channels of Higgs boson to heavy quarkonium offer vital opportunities to explore the coupling of Higgs to heavy quarks. We study the semi-exclusive decay channels of Higgs boson to heavy quarkonia, i.e., ( quark) within the NRQCD framework. In addition to the lower-level Fock states continent, contributions of high excited states , , , , , and are also studied. According to our study, the contributions of high excited Fock states should be considered seriously. Differential distributions of total decay width with respect to invariant-mass and angles, as well as uncertainties caused by non-perturbative hadronic non-perturbative matrix elements are discussed. If all excited heavy quarkonium states decay to the ground spin-singlet state through electromagnetic or hadronic interactions, we obtain the decay widths for quarkonium production through semi-exclusive decays: keV for meson, keV for and keV for , where uncertainties are caused by adopting different non-perturbative potential models. At future high energy LHC ( TeV), numerical results show that sizable amounts of events for those high excited states can be produced, which implies that one could also consider exploring the coupling properties of Higgs to heavy quarks in these high excited states channels, especially for the charmonium and bottomonium.
9 pages, 25 figures. References are added, to be published in PRD
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