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Feynman diagrams describing production of Higgs boson in pp collision; g, q and q' stands for gluon, a light quark (u,d), & a light antiquark inside a proton. 

Feynman diagrams describing production of Higgs boson in pp collision; g, q and q' stands for gluon, a light quark (u,d), & a light antiquark inside a proton. 

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The Higgs boson has been discovered recently by the ATLAS and CMS experiments at CERN's Large Hadron Collider (LHC). It is an important particle because it is responsible for the mechanism called 'Higgs mechanism' by which all elementary particles acquire mass. The discovery of this particle completes the Standard Model (SM) of the particle physics...

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... the interesting is the decay of the Higgs boson into a pair of quite heavy τ-leptons H→ τ + τ -(m t = 1.8 GeV) this should occur with a probability of 6% [14]. Fig 3.d]). It is very simple to identify that the particles produced together with the Higgs boson, and therefore the various production mechanisms can be studied separately at the LHC. ...

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