Ultraheavy diquark decaying into vectorlike quarks at the LHC
arXiv:2503.17031 · doi:10.1103/hxll-41ly
Abstract
We explore the discovery potential of an ultraheavy TeV) diquark scalar produced in the collisions of two up quarks at the LHC. Assuming that the diquark scalar decays into two vectorlike quarks of mass around 2 TeV, each of them decaying into a boson and a quark, we focus on the fully-hadronic final state. We present a signal-from-background separation study based on a discriminator built with Machine Learning techniques. For this six-jet final state and a luminosity of , we estimate that a diquark scalar of mass near 8 TeV may be discovered or ruled out even when its coupling to up quarks is as low as 0.2.
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