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1000 Z , had , R l , R q (1 ) Z pole asymmetries (1 ) 500 M W (1 ) m t (1 ) 300 low energy precision data (90% CL) 200 allowed by searches M H [GeV] excl. by 1 experiment excl. by > 1 experiment 100 50 30 20 10 145


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Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Jens Erler and Paul Langacker (Paul indicated he wants to retire from authorship)

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mt [GeV]

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MH [GeV]

ΓZ, σhad, Rl, Rq (1σ) Z pole asymmetries (1σ) MW (1σ) mt (1σ) low energy precision data (90% CL) allowed by searches

  • excl. by 1 experiment
  • excl. by > 1 experiment

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Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Overview

2 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 3

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Overview

  • Review article containing original

results

2 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 4

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Overview

  • Review article containing original

results

  • Global fit
  • verlaps with several other parts of RPP

2 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 5

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Overview

  • Review article containing original

results

  • Global fit
  • verlaps with several other parts of RPP
  • provides input for other sections

2 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 6

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Overview

  • Review article containing original

results

  • Global fit
  • verlaps with several other parts of RPP
  • provides input for other sections
  • values in EW review for technical and

timing reasons not always identical with other sections

2 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 7

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Overview

  • Review article containing original

results

  • Global fit
  • verlaps with several other parts of RPP
  • provides input for other sections
  • values in EW review for technical and

timing reasons not always identical with other sections

  • fit result of MH (comparison with LHC

value) now seen as BSM test (cf. Michael’s remark that Top Quark and Electroweak reviews should consider known Higgs)

2 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 8

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Overview

  • Review article containing original

results

  • Global fit
  • verlaps with several other parts of RPP
  • provides input for other sections
  • values in EW review for technical and

timing reasons not always identical with other sections

  • fit result of MH (comparison with LHC

value) now seen as BSM test (cf. Michael’s remark that Top Quark and Electroweak reviews should consider known Higgs)

  • New physics

we discuss some aspects of the fit results in the context of BSM physics we perform additional fits allowing new physics

2 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 9

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Overview

  • Review article containing original

results

  • Global fit
  • verlaps with several other parts of RPP
  • provides input for other sections
  • values in EW review for technical and

timing reasons not always identical with other sections

  • fit result of MH (comparison with LHC

value) now seen as BSM test (cf. Michael’s remark that Top Quark and Electroweak reviews should consider known Higgs)

  • New physics

we discuss some aspects of the fit results in the context of BSM physics we perform additional fits allowing new physics

  • Restructuring

move some parts? author reshuffle?

2 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Current structure

3 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 11

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Current structure

  • Introduction

Higgs potential, electroweak currents, simple bosonic mass-coupling relations

3 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 12

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Current structure

  • Introduction

Higgs potential, electroweak currents, simple bosonic mass-coupling relations

  • Renormalization and radiative

corrections GF, Δα(MZ), schemes and definitions for quark masses and sin2θW

3 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 13

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Current structure

  • Introduction

Higgs potential, electroweak currents, simple bosonic mass-coupling relations

  • Renormalization and radiative

corrections GF, Δα(MZ), schemes and definitions for quark masses and sin2θW

  • Low energy electroweak
  • bservables

4-Fermi contact interactions, ν- scattering, PVES, APV Figures: (1) gVνe vs. gAνe, (2) C1u + C1d vs. C1u − C1d, (3) sin2θW vs. μ

3 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 14

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Current structure

  • Introduction

Higgs potential, electroweak currents, simple bosonic mass-coupling relations

  • Renormalization and radiative

corrections GF, Δα(MZ), schemes and definitions for quark masses and sin2θW

  • Low energy electroweak
  • bservables

4-Fermi contact interactions, ν- scattering, PVES, APV Figures: (1) gVνe vs. gAνe, (2) C1u + C1d vs. C1u − C1d, (3) sin2θW vs. μ

  • W and Z boson physics

e+e− scattering below the Z pole, Z pole physics, LEP 2, W and Z decays Figure: (4) gVf vs. gAf (eff. couplings)

3 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 15

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Current structure

  • Introduction

Higgs potential, electroweak currents, simple bosonic mass-coupling relations

  • Renormalization and radiative

corrections GF, Δα(MZ), schemes and definitions for quark masses and sin2θW

  • Low energy electroweak
  • bservables

4-Fermi contact interactions, ν- scattering, PVES, APV Figures: (1) gVνe vs. gAνe, (2) C1u + C1d vs. C1u − C1d, (3) sin2θW vs. μ

  • W and Z boson physics

e+e− scattering below the Z pole, Z pole physics, LEP 2, W and Z decays Figure: (4) gVf vs. gAf (eff. couplings)

  • Precision flavor physics

τ-decays and αs, muon g−2

3 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 16

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Current structure

  • Introduction

Higgs potential, electroweak currents, simple bosonic mass-coupling relations

  • Renormalization and radiative

corrections GF, Δα(MZ), schemes and definitions for quark masses and sin2θW

  • Low energy electroweak
  • bservables

4-Fermi contact interactions, ν- scattering, PVES, APV Figures: (1) gVνe vs. gAνe, (2) C1u + C1d vs. C1u − C1d, (3) sin2θW vs. μ

  • W and Z boson physics

e+e− scattering below the Z pole, Z pole physics, LEP 2, W and Z decays Figure: (4) gVf vs. gAf (eff. couplings)

  • Precision flavor physics

τ-decays and αs, muon g−2

  • Global fit results

summary of observables, detailed discussion of fit, implications for SM parameters (MH, αs, mt, mb, mc) Figures: (5) MH vs. mt, (6) MW vs. mt

3 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 17

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Current structure

  • Introduction

Higgs potential, electroweak currents, simple bosonic mass-coupling relations

  • Renormalization and radiative

corrections GF, Δα(MZ), schemes and definitions for quark masses and sin2θW

  • Low energy electroweak
  • bservables

4-Fermi contact interactions, ν- scattering, PVES, APV Figures: (1) gVνe vs. gAνe, (2) C1u + C1d vs. C1u − C1d, (3) sin2θW vs. μ

  • W and Z boson physics

e+e− scattering below the Z pole, Z pole physics, LEP 2, W and Z decays Figure: (4) gVf vs. gAf (eff. couplings)

  • Precision flavor physics

τ-decays and αs, muon g−2

  • Global fit results

summary of observables, detailed discussion of fit, implications for SM parameters (MH, αs, mt, mb, mc) Figures: (5) MH vs. mt, (6) MW vs. mt

  • Constraints on new physics
  • blique parameters, Zʹ bosons

Figure: (7) S vs. T

3 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Overlap with other sections/reviews

4 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Overlap with other sections/reviews

  • Section 1 on Physical Constants

GF, sin2θW, MW,Z, αs

4 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Overlap with other sections/reviews

  • Section 1 on Physical Constants

GF, sin2θW, MW,Z, αs

  • Section 9 on QCD

αs (from τ-decays, Z-decays and higher-

  • rder radiative corrections to EW
  • bservables), quark masses

4 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 21

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Overlap with other sections/reviews

  • Section 1 on Physical Constants

GF, sin2θW, MW,Z, αs

  • Section 9 on QCD

αs (from τ-decays, Z-decays and higher-

  • rder radiative corrections to EW
  • bservables), quark masses
  • Section 15 on GUTs

gauge coupling unification (minor)

4 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Overlap with other sections/reviews

  • Section 1 on Physical Constants

GF, sin2θW, MW,Z, αs

  • Section 9 on QCD

αs (from τ-decays, Z-decays and higher-

  • rder radiative corrections to EW
  • bservables), quark masses
  • Section 15 on GUTs

gauge coupling unification (minor)

  • gμ−2 review

as EW observable included in global EW fit (vac. pol. contribution correlated with running α and sin2θW; also small dependence on MH and sin2θW)

4 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Overlap with other sections/reviews

  • Section 1 on Physical Constants

GF, sin2θW, MW,Z, αs

  • Section 9 on QCD

αs (from τ-decays, Z-decays and higher-

  • rder radiative corrections to EW
  • bservables), quark masses
  • Section 15 on GUTs

gauge coupling unification (minor)

  • gμ−2 review

as EW observable included in global EW fit (vac. pol. contribution correlated with running α and sin2θW; also small dependence on MH and sin2θW)

  • note on quark masses (quark Listings)

mb, mc recalculated in each χ2-function call (depend on αs); affect vac. pol.

4 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 24

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Overlap with other sections/reviews

  • Section 1 on Physical Constants

GF, sin2θW, MW,Z, αs

  • Section 9 on QCD

αs (from τ-decays, Z-decays and higher-

  • rder radiative corrections to EW
  • bservables), quark masses
  • Section 15 on GUTs

gauge coupling unification (minor)

  • gμ−2 review

as EW observable included in global EW fit (vac. pol. contribution correlated with running α and sin2θW; also small dependence on MH and sin2θW)

  • note on quark masses (quark Listings)

mb, mc recalculated in each χ2-function call (depend on αs); affect vac. pol.

  • top quark Listings

we perform our own average using the latest publicly available results (less of an issue going forward)

4 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 25

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Overlap with other sections/reviews

  • Section 1 on Physical Constants

GF, sin2θW, MW,Z, αs

  • Section 9 on QCD

αs (from τ-decays, Z-decays and higher-

  • rder radiative corrections to EW
  • bservables), quark masses
  • Section 15 on GUTs

gauge coupling unification (minor)

  • gμ−2 review

as EW observable included in global EW fit (vac. pol. contribution correlated with running α and sin2θW; also small dependence on MH and sin2θW)

  • note on quark masses (quark Listings)

mb, mc recalculated in each χ2-function call (depend on αs); affect vac. pol.

  • top quark Listings

we perform our own average using the latest publicly available results (less of an issue going forward)

  • Gauge & Higgs Bosons Particle

Listings W and Z masses and widths, Z boson BRs, asymmetries and (axial-)vector couplings, indirect MH, Zʹ

4 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 26

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Overlap with other sections/reviews

  • Section 1 on Physical Constants

GF, sin2θW, MW,Z, αs

  • Section 9 on QCD

αs (from τ-decays, Z-decays and higher-

  • rder radiative corrections to EW
  • bservables), quark masses
  • Section 15 on GUTs

gauge coupling unification (minor)

  • gμ−2 review

as EW observable included in global EW fit (vac. pol. contribution correlated with running α and sin2θW; also small dependence on MH and sin2θW)

  • note on quark masses (quark Listings)

mb, mc recalculated in each χ2-function call (depend on αs); affect vac. pol.

  • top quark Listings

we perform our own average using the latest publicly available results (less of an issue going forward)

  • Gauge & Higgs Bosons Particle

Listings W and Z masses and widths, Z boson BRs, asymmetries and (axial-)vector couplings, indirect MH, Zʹ

  • Searches Particle Listings

Dynamical EW Symmetry Breaking (ST)

4 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Comments by PDG advisory committee

5 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Comments by PDG advisory committee

  • Section 10.5 (Precision flavor

physics) Section 10.5 can be removed without affecting the internal consistency of the review.

5 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Comments by PDG advisory committee

  • Section 10.5 (Precision flavor

physics) Section 10.5 can be removed without affecting the internal consistency of the review. ➡ except for the mentioned issues surrounding αs and gμ−2.

5 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Comments by PDG advisory committee

  • Section 10.5 (Precision flavor

physics) Section 10.5 can be removed without affecting the internal consistency of the review. ➡ except for the mentioned issues surrounding αs and gμ−2.

  • Section 10.6 (Global fit)

Section 10.6 should be synchronized with (maybe moved to?) the new "125 GeV Higgs boson" review.

5 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 31

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Comments by PDG advisory committee

  • Section 10.5 (Precision flavor

physics) Section 10.5 can be removed without affecting the internal consistency of the review. ➡ except for the mentioned issues surrounding αs and gμ−2.

  • Section 10.6 (Global fit)

Section 10.6 should be synchronized with (maybe moved to?) the new "125 GeV Higgs boson" review. ➡ hope we can arrive at some consensus today.

5 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 32

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Comments by PDG advisory committee

  • Section 10.5 (Precision flavor

physics) Section 10.5 can be removed without affecting the internal consistency of the review. ➡ except for the mentioned issues surrounding αs and gμ−2.

  • Section 10.6 (Global fit)

Section 10.6 should be synchronized with (maybe moved to?) the new "125 GeV Higgs boson" review. ➡ hope we can arrive at some consensus today.

  • Section 10.7 (Constraints on New

Physics) Section 10.7 would also gain to be reanalyzed in the new context (Higgs discovery, new limits from LHC, etc).

5 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 33

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Comments by PDG advisory committee

  • Section 10.5 (Precision flavor

physics) Section 10.5 can be removed without affecting the internal consistency of the review. ➡ except for the mentioned issues surrounding αs and gμ−2.

  • Section 10.6 (Global fit)

Section 10.6 should be synchronized with (maybe moved to?) the new "125 GeV Higgs boson" review. ➡ hope we can arrive at some consensus today.

  • Section 10.7 (Constraints on New

Physics) Section 10.7 would also gain to be reanalyzed in the new context (Higgs discovery, new limits from LHC, etc). ➡ Comment not clear to us: We did quote LHC limits (e.g. for Zʹ). For MH we used the then favored LHC range.

5 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 34

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Comments by PDG advisory committee

6 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 35

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Comments by PDG advisory committee

  • The new Higgs boson mass is used in

the review, but not the new W mass.

6 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 36

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Comments by PDG advisory committee

  • The new Higgs boson mass is used in

the review, but not the new W mass. ➡ new MW came out in 2012 after cut-

  • ff date (we just waited for the 12/11

Cern Higgs evidence seminar)

6 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 37

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Comments by PDG advisory committee

  • The new Higgs boson mass is used in

the review, but not the new W mass. ➡ new MW came out in 2012 after cut-

  • ff date (we just waited for the 12/11

Cern Higgs evidence seminar)

  • The top quark mass in the review

differs from that in the particle listings.

6 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 38

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Comments by PDG advisory committee

  • The new Higgs boson mass is used in

the review, but not the new W mass. ➡ new MW came out in 2012 after cut-

  • ff date (we just waited for the 12/11

Cern Higgs evidence seminar)

  • The top quark mass in the review

differs from that in the particle listings. ➡ we used unpublished results

6 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 39

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Comments by PDG advisory committee

  • The new Higgs boson mass is used in

the review, but not the new W mass. ➡ new MW came out in 2012 after cut-

  • ff date (we just waited for the 12/11

Cern Higgs evidence seminar)

  • The top quark mass in the review

differs from that in the particle listings. ➡ we used unpublished results

  • Figure 10.4, page 22 differs from the
  • riginal version (Fig 7.3 of Ref. [11]). It

seems that the combined "ll" contour has been inflated, without a clear reason (all three leptons are compatible with each other).

6 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 40

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Comments by PDG advisory committee

  • The new Higgs boson mass is used in

the review, but not the new W mass. ➡ new MW came out in 2012 after cut-

  • ff date (we just waited for the 12/11

Cern Higgs evidence seminar)

  • The top quark mass in the review

differs from that in the particle listings. ➡ we used unpublished results

  • Figure 10.4, page 22 differs from the
  • riginal version (Fig 7.3 of Ref. [11]). It

seems that the combined "ll" contour has been inflated, without a clear reason (all three leptons are compatible with each other). ➡ The combined region is 90%CL, as we did for all figures

6 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 41

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Comments by PDG advisory committee

  • The new Higgs boson mass is used in

the review, but not the new W mass. ➡ new MW came out in 2012 after cut-

  • ff date (we just waited for the 12/11

Cern Higgs evidence seminar)

  • The top quark mass in the review

differs from that in the particle listings. ➡ we used unpublished results

  • Figure 10.4, page 22 differs from the
  • riginal version (Fig 7.3 of Ref. [11]). It

seems that the combined "ll" contour has been inflated, without a clear reason (all three leptons are compatible with each other). ➡ The combined region is 90%CL, as we did for all figures

  • Refs [224] and [227] point to talks of F

. Gianotti and G. Tonnelli. It would be be better (and politically more correct) to refer to publications from CMS and ATLAS collaborations.

6 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 42

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Comments by PDG advisory committee

  • The new Higgs boson mass is used in

the review, but not the new W mass. ➡ new MW came out in 2012 after cut-

  • ff date (we just waited for the 12/11

Cern Higgs evidence seminar)

  • The top quark mass in the review

differs from that in the particle listings. ➡ we used unpublished results

  • Figure 10.4, page 22 differs from the
  • riginal version (Fig 7.3 of Ref. [11]). It

seems that the combined "ll" contour has been inflated, without a clear reason (all three leptons are compatible with each other). ➡ The combined region is 90%CL, as we did for all figures

  • Refs [224] and [227] point to talks of F

. Gianotti and G. Tonnelli. It would be be better (and politically more correct) to refer to publications from CMS and ATLAS collaborations. ➡ Yes (!) but this was all that was available at the time

6 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 43

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Options and questions

7 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 44

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Options and questions

  • split up review in EW and NP part

this is what was done until 1996 edition

7 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 45

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Options and questions

  • split up review in EW and NP part

this is what was done until 1996 edition

  • indirect MH

move discussion of indirect MH to Higgs review

  • r

have pointer in Higgs review to this part of EW review

7 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 46

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Options and questions

  • split up review in EW and NP part

this is what was done until 1996 edition

  • indirect MH

move discussion of indirect MH to Higgs review

  • r

have pointer in Higgs review to this part of EW review

  • mt (important input to EW fit)

put detailed discussion of different schemes and theoretical uncertainties in EW or QCD reviews or in the top quark Listings

7 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13

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SLIDE 47

Electroweak Model and Constraints on New Physics

Options and questions

  • split up review in EW and NP part

this is what was done until 1996 edition

  • indirect MH

move discussion of indirect MH to Higgs review

  • r

have pointer in Higgs review to this part of EW review

  • mt (important input to EW fit)

put detailed discussion of different schemes and theoretical uncertainties in EW or QCD reviews or in the top quark Listings

  • unpublished results, unavailable

correlations EW fit should be reasonable up to date

7 Sonntag, 23. Juni 13