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Solving the A{FB}^b anomaly in natural composite models · Around

2010

Solving the A{FB}^b anomaly in natural composite models

Da Rold, Leandro

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The Standard Model with a light Higgs provides a very accurate description of the electroweak precision observables.

The largest deviation between the Standard Model predictions and the experimental measurements, the forward-backward asymmetry of the bottom quark A{FB}^b, can be interpreted as an indication of new physics at the TeV scale.
The strong agreement between theory and experiment in the branching fraction of the Z into b-quarks puts strong constraints for new physics aiming to solve the A{FB}^b puzzle.
We study a class of natural composite Higgs models that can solve the A{FB}^b anomaly reproducing the observed Rb as well as the top and bottom masses.

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