Study of Higgs boson production at LHC near the WW resonance
C. Delaere
Abstract
The study of WW Higgs boson decays is one of the key elements of the LHC physics program, as these decays are dominant close to the WW resonance. Recent results obtained using the full simulation of the detector are presented in the framework of the Standard Model. Direct production, associated WH production and boson fusion processes are considered.
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