Decay of the Higgs boson for a non-Hermitian Yukawa interaction
arXiv:2103.13665 · doi:10.5506/APhysPolB.53.1-A2
Abstract
The differential rate of the decay of the Higgs boson () to a pair of leptons with their subsequent decay in the and channels is studied. The Yukawa interaction between the Higgs boson and the leptons is assumed to include scalar () and pseudoscalar () couplings. Angular distributions of the pions in the decay are considered. For real values of the and couplings, this decay is known to be a source of information on violation in the interaction. In the present paper, the main attention is paid to a possible non-Hermiticity of this interaction. Influence of non-Hermiticity on the distribution of the angle between planes of the and decays, and distribution of the polar angle of one of the pions are analyzed. Asymmetries sensitive to parameters of violation and non-Hermiticity of interaction are proposed.
12 pages, 4 figures, appolb style; v2: published version
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