The fifth dimension as an analogue computer for strong interactions at the LHC

Johannes Hirn (Yale U.); Veronica Sanz (Boston U.)

The fifth dimension as an analogue computer for strong interactions at the LHC

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We present a mechanism to get S ~ 0 or even negative, without bringing into play the SM fermion sector. This mechanism can be applied to a wide range of 5D models, including composite Higgs and Higgsless models. As a realization of the mechanism we introduce a simple model, although the effect on S does not rely on the underlying dynamics generating the background. Models that include this mechanism enjoy the following features: weakly-coupled light resonances (as light as 600 GeV) and degenerate or inverted resonance spectrum.

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