Searching for the Higgs boson
arXiv:hep-ph/0702124 · doi:10.1142/9789812819260_0008
Abstract
These lectures on Higgs boson collider searches were presented at TASI 2006. I first review the Standard Model searches: what LEP did, prospects for Tevatron searches, the program planned for LHC, and some of the possibilities at a future ILC. I then cover in-depth what comes after a candidate discovery at LHC: the various measurements one has to make to determine exactly what the Higgs sector is. Finally, I discuss the MSSM extension to the Higgs sector.
TASI 2006 lectures, 80 pp., 75 figs; 1 fig. replaced, reference corrected and added
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