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Cornering sgluons with four-top-quark events

Darmé, Luc, Fuks, Benjamin, Goodsell, Mark

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The existence of colour-octet scalar states, often dubbed sgluons, is predicted in many extensions of the Standard Model of particle physics, such as supersymmetric realisations featuring Dirac gauginos.

Such states have a large pair-production rate at hadron colliders and mainly decay into pairs of jets and top quarks.
Consequently, they represent a primary target for experimental searches for new resonances in the multijet and multitop channels at the Large Hadron Collider.
Adopting a phenomenologically-motivated simplified model, we reinterpret the results of a recent experimental search for the four-top-quark Standard Model signal, from which we constrain the sgluon mass to be larger than about 1.06 TeV.