Exotic Higgs boson decays. (IMAGE)

The Henryk Niewodniczanski Institute of Nuclear Physics Polish Academy of Sciences

Exotic Higgs boson decays.

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The search for exotic Higgs boson decays in future lepton colliders: 1) an electron and a positron from opposing beams collide; 2) the collision produces a high-energy Higgs boson; 3) the boson decays into two exotic particles moving away from the axis of the beams; 4) exotic particles decay into pairs of quark-antiquark, visible to detectors.

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Source: IFJ PAN

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