ARE THERE REALLY ANY EXPERIMENTAL LIMITS ON A LIGHT HIGGS BOSON?
Dec 5, 198817 pages
Published in:
- Phys.Rev.D 39 (1989) 828,
- Nuovo Cim.A 102 (1989) 113
Report number:
- LA-UR-88-2667
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Abstract: (APS)
The experimental evidence regarding a light Higgs boson is reviewed. It is shown that a light Higgs boson with almost any mass between 14 MeV/c2 and 1 GeV/c2 is still allowed by existing data. The only limit in this range comes from B-decay data which, for sufficiently large values of the top-quark mass, excludes a Higgs boson with a mass between 2mμ and ∼700 MeV/c2. Discussions of light-Higgs-boson emission in the decays of K, π, μ, τ, η’, and Υ are also given.- TALK: PADUA 1988
- HIGGS PARTICLE: MASS
- MASS: HIGGS PARTICLE
- HIGGS PARTICLE: DECAY MODES
- DECAY MODES: HIGGS PARTICLE
- MASS: TOP
- TOP: MASS
- K: DECAY
- DECAY: K
- B: DECAY
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