The triple Higgs self-coupling at future e+e- colliders: a signal-to-background study for the standard model
D. J. Miller, S. Moretti
Abstract
The experimental reconstruction of the Higgs self-energy potential is essential to a verification of the Higgs boson's role in spontaneous electroweak symmetry breaking. The first step towards this goal, the measurement of the triple Higgs self-coupling, can possibly be accomplished at the next generation of linear colliders. Here we present a background study of the most promising channel, double Higgs-strahlung off a Z boson, e+e- -> HHZ, with the subsequent decay H -> b bbar, and evaluate the feasibility of its measurement.
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