Speaker
Michael Spannowsky
(Durham U. & Durham U., IPPP)
Description
Higgsplosion is a dynamical mechanism that introduces an exponential suppression
of quantum fluctuations beyond the Higgsplosion energy scale and further
guarantees perturbative unitarity in multi-Higgs production processes. I will
review the calculations that indicate a factorial growth of the h* -> n h
transition amplitude and will outline how such a growth leads to an exponential
suppression of large particle virtualities. If realised in nature, Higgsplosion
has astonishing consequences for the consistency of the Standard Model. I will
discuss these consequences and will present phenomenological implications that
could potentially lead to observation of Higgsplosion in future experiments.
