Z POLARIZATION IN pp→ ZZ→ +-νν AT THE LHC
M. J. Duncan, M. H. Reno
Abstract
We evaluate the feasibility of measuring the Z polarization from a heavy Higgs signal in the decay channel H→ ZZ → + -νν. Including gluon fusion production of the Higgs, continuum production of Z pairs and the QCD background of single Z production with a missing jet, we find that the average value of a new variable to measure the Z polarization, as a function of transverse mass, will demonstrate the existence of a Higgs boson for heavy Higgs masses up to 800 GeV at the LHC with an integrated luminosity of 105 pb-1.
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