Signatures of CP-violation in γγ H using polarized beams
G. J. Gounaris, G. P. Tsirigoti
Abstract
The possibility of observing CP-violation in the process γγ H is investigated for masses of the Higgs particle in the interval Mz mH 2 mt, using a 0.5TeV tunable linear e+ e- collider through laser backscattering. The use of polarized beams allows the formation of two different asymmetries sensitive to CP-violating New Physics (NP) interactions among the gauge and Higgs bosons. It is shown that very low values of the corresponding NP couplings can be probed, for a large range of the Higgs mass.
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