New spectra in the HEIDI Higgs models
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Abstract: We study the so-called HEIDI models, which are renormalizable extensions of the standard model with a higher dimensional scalar singlet field. As an additional parameter we consider a higher-dimensional mixing mass parameter. This leads to enriched possibilities compared to a previous study. We find effective spectral densities of the Higgs propagator, consisting of one, two or no particle peaks, together with a continuum. We compare with the LEP-2 data and determine for which range of the model parameters the data can be described. Assuming two peaks to be present we find for the new mass scale , largely independent of the dimension. In the limiting case of and two peaks we find a higher dimensional coupling constant , indicative of strong interactions among the higher dimensional fields. The LHC will not be able to study this Higgs field.
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