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Experimental Considerations Motivated by the Diphoton Excess at the LHC

Agrawal, Prateek, Fan, JiJi, Heidenreich, Ben et al.

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We consider the immediate or near-term experimental opportunities offered by some scenarios that could explain the new diphoton excess at the LHC.

If the excess is due to a new particle $X_s$ at 750 GeV, additional new particles are required, providing further signals.
If connected with naturalness, the $X_s$ may be produced in top partner decays.
Then a $t'\bar t'$ signal, with $t'\to t X_s$ and $X_s\to gg$ dominantly, might be discovered by reinterpreting 13 TeV SUSY searches in multijet events with low MET and/or a lepton.

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