Left-Right Symmetry at FCC-hh
arXiv:2306.12104 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.108.015030
Abstract
We study the production of right-handed bosons and heavy neutrinos at a future 100 TeV high energy hadron collider in the context of Left-Right symmetry, including the effects of gauge-boson mixing. We estimate the collider reach for up to 3/ab integrated luminosity using a multi-binned sensitivity measure. In the Keung-Senjanović and missing energy channels, the 3 sensitivity extends up to and 37 TeV, respectively. We further clarify the interplay between the missing energy channel and the (expected) limits from neutrinoless double beta decay searches, Big Bang nucleosynthesis and dark matter.
19 pages, version to appear in PRD
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