Speaker
Seung Joon Lee
Description
I will discuss about the theoretical perspective of measuring Higgs potential at FCC, which is one of the major goals. I will first talk abouta phenomenological study of triple-Higgs production in which we estimate the prospects for measuring the form of the Higgs potential at FCC, focusing on the sensitivity on the Higgs cubic and quartic self-interactions. I will discuss possible luminosity
goals for future 100 TeV collider projects that would allow for a measurement of the Higgs potential and its possible departures from the Standard Model expectation.
Lastly, I will discuss about a class of models where the electroweak symmetry is broken by strong dynamics with Higgs boson appears near a quantum critical point. I will show that measuring the Higgs potential is a way to test the possible non-mean-field behavior.
Primary author
Seung Joon Lee
Co-authors
Benjamin Fuks
(Institut Pluridisciplinaire Hubert Curien (FR))
Brando Bellazzini
(CEA-Saclay)
Csaba Csaki
(Cornell University)
Javier Serra Mari
(CERN)
Jay Hubisz
(Syracuse University)
Jeong Han Kim
(KAIST)
John Terning
(UC Davis)
