Higgs and electroweak Archives – Page 2 of 31

Cornering the Higgs couplings to quarks

The ATLAS collaboration recently released improved results on the Higgs boson’s interaction with second- and third-generation quarks.

Look to the Higgs self-coupling

Matthew McCullough argues that beyond-the-Standard Model physics may be most strongly expressed in the Higgs self-coupling.

Electroweak SUSY after LHC Run 2

Supersymmetry (SUSY) provides elegant solutions to many of the problems of the Standard Model (SM) by introducing new boson/fermion partners for each SM fermion/boson, and by extending the Higgs secto...

Exploring the Higgs potential at ATLAS

The ATLAS collaboration recently compiled a series of results targeting HH decays to bbγγ, bbττ, bbbb, bbℓℓ plus missing transverse energy, and multilepton final states.

LHCb measures the weak mixing angle

The measurement benefits from the unique forward coverage of the LHCb detector.

Electroweak precision at the LHC

Geared for discovery more so than delicacy, the LHC is defying expectations by rivalling lepton colliders for precision.

Homing in on the Higgs self-interaction

The simplest possible interaction in nature is when three identical particle lines meet at a single vertex.

Moriond’s electroweak delights

The Standard Model emerged intact from this year's Rencontres de Moriond electroweak, while new paths of enquiry were illuminated.

LHC physicists spill the beans in Boston

Dedicated solely to LHC physics, the LHCP conference is a vital gathering for experts in the field. The 12th edition was no exception, attracting 450 physicists to Northeastern University in Boston fr...