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Will a Higgs boson be found at future e+e- colliders

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As the search for the standard Higgs boson is reaching its sensitivity limit at LEP 100, now is the time to explore the capabilities of the future e+e- colliders in this field. In particular, the second phase of LEP is studied, and the minimum integrated luminosity required for an efficient search up top mH ≥ mZ is given as a function of the various centre-of-mass energy hypotheses. The √s = 500 GeV Next Linear Collider (NLC) is shown to easily cover the 'intermediate' mass region, mZ≥mH ≥ 200 GeV/c2. Finally, the ability of these colliders to fully probe the MSSM via its neutral Higgs sector is demonstrated

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Imprint Pagination
18 p.
Report number
LAL--92-27

Conference

Title
'Electroweak Interactions and Unified Theories'.
Acronym
27. Rencontres de Moriond
Dates
15-22 Mar 1992.
Place
Les Arcs (France).