Non-resonant new physics search at the LHC for the anomalies
arXiv:2111.04748 · doi:10.1007/JHEP02(2022)106
Abstract
Motivated by the anomalies, we study non-resonant searches for new physics at the large hadron collider (LHC) by considering final states with an energetic and hadronically decaying lepton, a -jet and large missing transverse momentum (). Such searches can be useful to probe new physics contributions to . They are analyzed not only within the dimension-six effective field theory (EFT) but also in explicit leptoquark (LQ) models with the LQ non-decoupled. The former is realized by taking a limit of large LQ mass in the latter. It is clarified that the LHC sensitivity is sensitive to the LQ mass for TeV even in the search of . Although the LQ models provide a weaker sensitivity than the EFT limit, it is found that the non-resonant search of can improve the sensitivity by versus a conventional mono- search () in the whole LQ mass region. Consequently, it is expected that most of the parameter regions suggested by the anomalies can be probed at the HL-LHC. Also, it is shown that LQ scenario is accessible entirely once the LHC Run 2 data are analyzed. In addition, we discuss a charge selection of to further suppress the standard-model background, and investigate the angular correlations among and the missing transverse momentum to discriminate the LQ scenarios.
39 pages, 9 figures, 14 tables. Ancillary files are available, JHEP published version
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