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Charged Higgs decays in models with singlet neutrino in large extra dimensions
K. Agashe ; N.G. Deshpande ; G.-H. Wu ;
Date 13 Jun 2000
Journal Phys.Lett. B489 (2000) 367-376
Subject hep-ph
AffiliationITS, University of Oregon
AbstractIn models with large extra dimensions and TeV scale quantum gravity, small (Dirac) neutrino masses can be obtained naturally if the right-handed neutrino propagates in the extra dimensions. In this scenario, with 2 Higgs doublets, we show that the decay of charged Higgs into {em left-handed} charged lepton (say au) and right-handed neutrino can be significantly enhanced, with O(1) branching ratio, due to the large number of Kaluza-Klein states of the right-handed neutrino. Since au’s from the standard decay of charged Higgs are {em right-handed}, the above novel charged Higgs decay can provide a distinctive signature of these models at hadron/lepton colliders. Similarly, top quark decays to b mu^+ u, b au^+ u through virtual charged Higgs can be enhanced.
Source arXiv, hep-ph/0006122
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