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تسجيل مستخدم جديدExploring new possibilities to discover a light pseudo-scalar at LHCb
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We study the possibility of observing a light pseudo-scalar $a$ at LHCb. We target the mass region $1 lesssim m_a lesssim 60$ GeV and various decay channels, some of which have never been considered before: muon pairs, tau pairs, $D$ meson pairs, and di-photon. We interpret the results in the context of models of 4D Composite Higgs and Partial Compositeness in particular.
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