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Higgs discovery and BSM Mihoko M. Nojiri 12 11 12 Higgs discovery at the LHC Higgs boson: The Last missing particle of the SM particles Probably starting point of the Beyond the stard model why we think


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Higgs discovery and BSM

Mihoko M. Nojiri

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Higgs discovery at the LHC

  • Higgs boson: The Last missing particle of the SM

particles

  • Probably starting point of “the Beyond the stard

model”

  • why we think so, and how it conflicts with data

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Standard model of particle physics history

  • Discover the symmetry “SU(3)xSU(2)xU(1)” out

from interactions involving mesons, leptons, and baryons

  • finding “the three generation in the matter

sector”

  • The SM identify “universal forces” to the gauge

symmetry, representation (charge) difference leads interaction difference.

  • putting origin of the symmetry breaking (“mass”)

to nature of the spin 0 sector ( Higgs boson ).

H

?

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discovery summary

  • Higgs couples to massive objects in

the tree level, tt, bb, ZZ, WW...

  • discovery in photon and lepton

channel H→γγ H→ ZZ and H→

  • WW. We can only measure

(procution) x (branching ratio) at LHC.

  • production gg→ H dominant,

subdominant WW, ZZ→ H contribution is seen. The two process overlap significantly.

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question on the mass value

Tev⊕lHC LHC ILC stable stable meta- unstable EW vacuum: 95%CL

MH [GeV] mpole

t

[GeV]

132 130 128 126 124 122 120 182 180 178 176 174 172 170 168 166 164

Are we in meta stable vacuum or there are new physics in between? is this consistent with cosmology? V(φ)=-m2φ2+λφ4 but λ get negative correction at large φ

In4’ IC T~06 T~ 0.4 8 6 1.0.35 4 T~0.3 T.0.2
  • Fig. 18. The temperature dependentpotential for m~,55,
= 50 GeV and for m, = 240 0eV. Here, V 8V/m~1~~, and units of o’ = 1 are used.

We are on the meta stable vacuum?

  • r there is something between 100GeV to 1019GeV

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question on the mass value

Tev⊕lHC LHC ILC stable stable meta- unstable EW vacuum: 95%CL

MH [GeV] mpole

t

[GeV]

132 130 128 126 124 122 120 182 180 178 176 174 172 170 168 166 164

Are we in meta stable vacuum or there are new physics in between? is this consistent with cosmology? V(φ)=-m2φ2+λφ4 but λ get negative correction at large φ

In4’ IC T~06 T~ 0.4 8 6 1.0.35 4 T~0.3 T.0.2
  • Fig. 18. The temperature dependentpotential for m~,55,
= 50 GeV and for m, = 240 0eV. Here, V 8V/m~1~~, and units of o’ = 1 are used.

We are on the meta stable vacuum?

  • r there is something between 100GeV to 1019GeV

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New Physics, Clue

top loop − 3

8π2 λ2 tΛ2

∼ −(2 TeV)2 SU(2) gauge boson loops

9 64π2 g2Λ2

∼ (700 GeV)2 Higgs loop

1 16π2 λ2Λ2

∼ (500 GeV)2.

γ

W,Z, higgs top

Fine tuning in the Higgs sector

Why Higgs vev is O(200) GeV?? mf log Λ fermion mass

Πµν = (gµνp2 − pµpν)Π

gauge two point function Others are reasonable if scale of momentum cut off Λ =5TeV

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  • exchange boson and fermion.
  • sfermions(0), gaugino(1/2), higgsinos(1/2)
  • boson and fermion are in the same multiplet; chiral symmetry

extended to bosons. No quadratic divergence

  • No new dimensionless coupling and no quadratic divergence
  • Higgs 4 point coupling is written by gauge coupling. (no

negative 4 point coupling. )

  • gauge coupling unification
  • R parity in MSSM . New stable particle→ DM candidate.

Classic Solution:Supersymmetry

φ ↔ ψ

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Higgs 4 point coupling at low energy

scale λ threshold correction

gauge coupling (SUSY relation)

SM RGE running mstop mt

∝Xt4 (stop left right mixing ) Lowenergy effectivetheory withoutSUSY

give extra Yt4 logmstop/mt tree level Higgs mass < mZ + additional correction to from stop sector

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Higgs mass vs SUSY

large stop mixing required for light stop mass in model independent approach large SUSY scale required in simple gauge and anomaly mediation => Huge Tension

MS = pm˜

t1m˜ t2

parameter X in the stop sect

  • f

f d i a g

  • n

a l p a r t

The difference comes from model constraint to A parameters

large stop mixing

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Higgs mass vs SUSY

large stop mixing required for light stop mass in model independent approach large SUSY scale required in simple gauge and anomaly mediation => Huge Tension

MS = pm˜

t1m˜ t2

parameter X in the stop sect

  • f

f d i a g

  • n

a l p a r t

The difference comes from model constraint to A parameters

large stop mixing

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limit at 8TeV (from recent ATLAS)

SUSY > (or maybe >>) 1TeV, Does this cause fine turning? under the assumption of universal SUSY breaking(MSUGRA) , sleptons are much above 300 GeV

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Basic collider objects and supersymmetry

DM DM

New particle New particle

Missing PT

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really SUSY particles are so heavy?

  • Too large fine turning? Correction to the higgs mass

exceed higgs mass

  • Is this such a big problem? GUT/weak scale fine

turning has been solved. We have fine turning in vacuum energy anyway..

  • By extending model to Next Minimal SUSY, higgs

masses upper limit increase→ allowing light SUSY particles.

  • contribution from 4th generation can also

contribute

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 tan β 114 116 118 120 122 124 126 128 130 132 134 136 138 140 142 mh [GeV] Figure 1: Upper bound on the lightest Higgs mass in the NMSSM for mtop = 178 GeV (thick full line: mA arbitrary, thick dotted line: mA = 1 TeV) and mtop = 171.4 GeV (thin full line: mA arbitrary, thick dotted line: mA = 1 TeV) and in the MSSM (with mA = 1 TeV) for mtop = 178 GeV (thick dashed line) and mtop = 171.4 GeV (thin dashed line) as obtained with NMHDECAY as a function of tanβ. Squark and gluino masses are 1 TeV and Atop = 2.5 TeV.
  • Higgs mass raised by U’, Q’ loop

mS(F): vector scalar(fermion) mass

d to s s

実際,持ち上がりました。

5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000 2200

stau NLSP neutralino vacuum instability LEP

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stop search

more gain for 0 lepton channel toward low pT with a lepton 2 lepton is too small too close to top mass Direct search limit are actually not so strong allows for relatively light stop for NMSSM

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if light stop is found

  • stop mixing makes the lighter stop

light

  • model is NMSSM so that stop is

need not to be light.

  • stop mixing → top polarization

from stop decay(visible at LHC)

Entries 2174 Mean
  • 0.06643
RMS 0.4714
  • 1
  • 0.8 -0.6 -0.4 -0.2

0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 0.01 0.02 0.03 0.04 0.05 0.06 0.07 0.08

Entries 2174 Mean
  • 0.06643
RMS 0.4714 costheta_reco_h Entries 2247 Mean 0.1028 RMS 0.485
  • 1
  • 0.8 -0.6 -0.4 -0.2

0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 0.01 0.02 0.03 0.04 0.05 0.06 0.07

costheta_reco_h Entries 2247 Mean 0.1028 RMS 0.485

cos theta_bt

right hand scalar top

left hand scalar top

Biplob Bhattacherjee Sourav K Mandal Mihoko.M Nojiri in preparation

top b jet

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18

gluino mass [GeV]

300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200

LSP mass [GeV]

200 400 600 800 1000 1200

1095 428 226 771 352 165 2222 2532 3686 1336 485 239 125 1557 47.1 33.7 3927 816 423 193 1935 49.5 33.6 24.3 18.5 16.6 3553 2334 701 355 172 1761 46.9 28.9 19.5 15.3 13.4 25.4 21.9 1634 1413 831 327 156 1516 42.1 24 16.7 13.4 25.4 19.8 17.4 15.8 14.8 1457 736 6179 156 1410 39.3 20.6 15.1 12.2 22.3 17.2 15.1 1288 694 331 2830 1417 38.8 19 13.8 11.5 19.4 34456 1376 700 5947 2722 1331 36.7 18.8 13.1 1055 924 682 291 146 1332 31.8 758 2890 736 279 149 613 833 806

BR [fb] × excluded model cross section

s

Numbers give 95% CL

LSP g ~

ATLAS

1

χ ∼

1

χ ∼ q q q q → g ~ g ~ Simplified model,

Combined =7 TeV s ,
  • 1
L dt = 4.7 fb

) theory SUSY σ 1 ± Observed limit ( ) exp σ 1 ± Expected limit (

(a)

squark mass [GeV]

300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200

LSP mass [GeV]

200 400 600 800 1000 1200

1051 544 5842 1278 544 369 4996 65.1 12165 2683 851 514 5328 130 41.1 24.5 18 2797 1702 617 455 3956 52.9 27.2 18.8 21.4 16.7 14.5 770 1656 549 6035 146 41.8 21.9 14.9 18.2 13.7 11.9 10.7 9.95 1494 701 465 5730 136 35.4 19.1 21.2 15.1 12.3 10.9 9.88 4.38 3.57 3.06 1030 1147 376 223 72.7 31 17.2 19.1 13.8 11.3 10 4.43 3.63 1158 431 389 5429 119 26.9 15.7 17 12.9 10.5 9.39 32387 447 384 224 62 25.3 14.5 16.4 11.8 592 664 383 5042 54.3 23 14.5 1510 430 388 191 58.1 933 385 460 984

BR [fb] × excluded model cross section

s

Numbers give 95% CL

LSP q ~

ATLAS

1

χ ∼

1

χ ∼ q q → * q ~ q ~ Simplified model,

Combined =7 TeV s ,
  • 1
L dt = 4.7 fb

) theory SUSY σ 1 ± Observed limit ( ) exp σ 1 ± Expected limit (

(b)

  • FIG. 12:

The 95% CLs exclusion limits on simplified models assuming direct production of (a) gluino pairs with decoupled

Limit for degenerate SUSY

300 GeV

580GeV

model independent gluino and squark mass could be much lighter (stop still needs to be heavy in MSSM) The previous plot assumes universal scalar and gaugino mass at GUT scale. => large mass splitting between QCD and EW SUSY particles

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How about the EW SUSYparticle ?

∆th

LHCHWG

∆th

µ+PDF+EFT

ATLAS ⊕ CMS ATLAS CMS MH = 126 GeV

√s = 7 ⊕ 8 TeV

RH→γγ

σobs/σSM 2.5 2 1.5 1 0.5 ∆th

LHCHWG

∆th

µ+PDF+EFT

ATLAS ⊕ CMS ATLAS CMS MH = 126 GeV

√s = 7 ⊕ 8 TeV

RH→ZZ

σobs/σSM 2.5 2 1.5 1 0.5

Figure 2: The value of RXX for the H → γγ and ZZ final states given by the ATLAS and CMS

collaborations, as well as their combination, compared to the theoretical uncertainty bands.

production of Higgs boson

+ other colored new particles

all charged new particles

very light stau O(100GeV)

  • r scalar top generation may

change Higgs branches up to 20% NMSSM can account for deviations from SM

this is a window to new physics

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How about the EW SUSYparticle ?

∆th

LHCHWG

∆th

µ+PDF+EFT

ATLAS ⊕ CMS ATLAS CMS MH = 126 GeV

√s = 7 ⊕ 8 TeV

RH→γγ

σobs/σSM 2.5 2 1.5 1 0.5 ∆th

LHCHWG

∆th

µ+PDF+EFT

ATLAS ⊕ CMS ATLAS CMS MH = 126 GeV

√s = 7 ⊕ 8 TeV

RH→ZZ

σobs/σSM 2.5 2 1.5 1 0.5

Figure 2: The value of RXX for the H → γγ and ZZ final states given by the ATLAS and CMS

collaborations, as well as their combination, compared to the theoretical uncertainty bands.

production of Higgs boson

+ other colored new particles

all charged new particles

very light stau O(100GeV)

  • r scalar top generation may

change Higgs branches up to 20% NMSSM can account for deviations from SM

this is a window to new physics

Need to wait until Thusday this week

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Maybe sleptons are light at least? muon g-2

116 592 089 (63) [10-11]

> 3σ deviation

=

ss (1-10) chargino-sneutrino neutralino-smuon

Figure 3: Contours of the Higgs mass and the muon g −2 are shown. The Higgs mass are maximized by choosing A0 and Au appropriately under the Br( ¯ B → Xsγ) constraint in the CMSSM models (left) and the extension (right), respectively (“mh-max scenario”). In the dark green region, the Higgs mass is 124 – 126 GeV, and it becomes larger than 124 GeV in the light green region once the uncertainties are included. In the orange (yellow) regions, the muon g − 2 is explained at the 1σ (2σ) level. The LSP is the (lighter) stau in the upper-left shaded region, while the lightest neutralino in the rest.

Endo, Hamaguchi, Iwamoto, Nakayama Yokozaki

need light EW SUSY particle

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Other new physics?

  • Ex Randall Sundrums model

+mixing between radion(the 5th direction mode ) and higgs boson

huge contribution to gg→h and h→γγ process

gauge higgs

Thefar side matters in the bulk Higgsat theIRbrane

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degenerate SUSY

Mind of some theorists

Higgs mass and MSSM current SUSY search

dev in higgs branching ratio NMSSM

extra matter

FCNC

R parity violation

little hierarchy problem

muon g-2

Heavy Supersymmery Light Supersymmetry Lot’s of Model building here..

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“really nothing so far (except the SM higgs boson ) ” “Is this a dead end of particle physics?”

My impression is different

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Hadron collider searches:past and now

  • To calculate SUSY background, we need to know W, t, Z with multiple

jets in the final state. In 90’s: we did not know how to calculate the processes appropriately for the hadron collider. “I do not trust hadron collider physics” was typical attitudes in e+e-collider funs.

  • It took very long time to get limit from hadron collider data, and

there were fake discovery as well (famous SPS1a...)

  • Progress in “Matching” and NLO,

we have better background prediction now.

  • We can “exclude” the model

parameters rather convincingly , and we do not “discover” much unless we comes to the point to discover.

photo 1972

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! !

IJ KL

Pt(GeV)

OPQRQSTU VTWXYZ[\\K[\P]\[XY\S^^T[TP_S`\aY[

Parton shower and hard process

dσn+1 = dσn dt t dz αs 2π b Pba(z)

tt tt+njet

  • MC simulation for hadron collider roughly

divided into three parts

  • “hard process” gg→H, gg, qq→SUSY..
  • Initial/final state radiation: multiple emission
  • f collinear gluon and quarks. often treated

by parton shower approximation (multiple emission summed.

  • Background: QCD process with multiple hard
  • jets. ex: process of W+n hard parton: some
  • f the hard partons overlap with parton
  • showers. “double counting problem”
  • “Maching” is a consitent treatment to veto the
  • verlap between hard and soft process.

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W+jets (leading SUSY BG at 7TeV )

Data vs Theory in 2003 This allows estimate of background with “confidence “

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W+jets (leading SUSY BG at 7TeV )

Data vs Theory in 2011 This allows estimate of background with “confidence “

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cross section at 13TeV run

S.Asai 2003 JPS meeting LHC at 13TeV max total cross section is around 100 fb-1→1000 events Max reach will be around 10fb to 1fb 2.5TeV If nature takes supersymmetry, significant parameter space will be covered by the 13TeV run Study of Higgs sector is also very important O(10%) measurement of Branches e+e- collider O(1%)

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Latest News: XENON100

Upper Limit (90% C.L.) is 2 x 10-45 cm2 for 55 GeV/c2 WIMP

Direct search will be serious constraint this year

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waiting for new data to decide the direction

To where?

with LHC at 13TeV, it will have a great fall ...

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waiting for new data to decide the direction

To where?

with LHC at 13TeV, it will have a great fall ...

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