Feasibility of the observation of a heavy scalar through the fully hadronic final state at the LHeC
arXiv:2208.14767 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-023-11303-6
Abstract
The proposed future Large Hadron Electron Collider provides sufficient center of mass energies, , to probe heavy particles decaying into boson of mass . In this work we present a study to produce one such heavy even scalar of mass through charged-current production mode where , where hadronic decay of boson is considered to reconstruct . Due to the presence of missing energy and forward jet in this channel, it is challenging to reconstruct with above final state and thus we employed three different reconstruction methods and discuss the significance of each one. For this analysis we consider a benchmark value of \,GeV and \,TeV with an assumed luminosity of 1\,ab.
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