Higgs Production at µ+µ+ Colliders. Based on hep-ph/2408.01068 [1]
Motivated by recent advancements in antimuon cooling, we consider Higgs boson production at µ+µ+ colliders. The leading-order W+W− fusion process present at, e.g., µ+µ− colliders does not occur since both intial-state particles carry the same charge. Nevertheless, Higgs production is possible via a...
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| description | Motivated by recent advancements in antimuon cooling, we consider Higgs boson production at µ+µ+ colliders. The leading-order W+W− fusion process present at, e.g., µ+µ− colliders does not occur since both intial-state particles carry the same charge. Nevertheless, Higgs production is possible via a higher-order process mediated by a photon or Z boson. We find that at high energies, the associated cross secction grows as (log s)3 with the center-of-mass energy √s, as opposed to the log s growth of the leading-order process at µ+µ− colliders. Thus, the higher-order cross section with polarized beams can become about half as large as the leading-order process at µ+µ− colliders at O(10) TeV energies, despite its naive suppression. When calculating the higher-order cross section, collinear photon emissions make direct computations using event generators difficult. We therefore treat these emissions by splitting the phase-space into the sum of a non-collinear region calculable using event generators, and a collinear region approximated by a parton distribution function for the photon. Furthermore, since the same process can occur at any high-energy lepton collider, this large cross section needs to be considered also for Higgs production at µ+µ− and e+e− colliders. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-d8a6bc9d469e4a6e9ec80ac104f4da8b2025-08-20T02:46:36ZengEDP SciencesEPJ Web of Conferences2100-014X2024-01-013150101110.1051/epjconf/202431501011epjconf_lcws2024_01011Higgs Production at µ+µ+ Colliders. Based on hep-ph/2408.01068 [1]Treuer Lukas0KEK Theory CenterMotivated by recent advancements in antimuon cooling, we consider Higgs boson production at µ+µ+ colliders. The leading-order W+W− fusion process present at, e.g., µ+µ− colliders does not occur since both intial-state particles carry the same charge. Nevertheless, Higgs production is possible via a higher-order process mediated by a photon or Z boson. We find that at high energies, the associated cross secction grows as (log s)3 with the center-of-mass energy √s, as opposed to the log s growth of the leading-order process at µ+µ− colliders. Thus, the higher-order cross section with polarized beams can become about half as large as the leading-order process at µ+µ− colliders at O(10) TeV energies, despite its naive suppression. When calculating the higher-order cross section, collinear photon emissions make direct computations using event generators difficult. We therefore treat these emissions by splitting the phase-space into the sum of a non-collinear region calculable using event generators, and a collinear region approximated by a parton distribution function for the photon. Furthermore, since the same process can occur at any high-energy lepton collider, this large cross section needs to be considered also for Higgs production at µ+µ− and e+e− colliders.https://www.epj-conferences.org/articles/epjconf/pdf/2024/25/epjconf_lcws2024_01011.pdf |
| spellingShingle | Treuer Lukas Higgs Production at µ+µ+ Colliders. Based on hep-ph/2408.01068 [1] EPJ Web of Conferences |
| title | Higgs Production at µ+µ+ Colliders. Based on hep-ph/2408.01068 [1] |
| title_full | Higgs Production at µ+µ+ Colliders. Based on hep-ph/2408.01068 [1] |
| title_fullStr | Higgs Production at µ+µ+ Colliders. Based on hep-ph/2408.01068 [1] |
| title_full_unstemmed | Higgs Production at µ+µ+ Colliders. Based on hep-ph/2408.01068 [1] |
| title_short | Higgs Production at µ+µ+ Colliders. Based on hep-ph/2408.01068 [1] |
| title_sort | higgs production at µ µ colliders based on hep ph 2408 01068 1 |
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