Speaker
Laura Reina
(Florida State University)
Description
The LHC Higgs-boson physics programme is broad and
challenging. The progress of experimental analyses has been matched
by an unprecedented theoretical effort to describe both production and
decay properties of the Standard-Model Higgs boson. In most cases the
measurement of Higgs production and properties is not limited these
days by theoretical systematic, but cases still exist where this is
the case. In these cases, further effort to reach a more satisfactory
theoretical accuracy will have to be matched by a dedicated program of
experimental measurements. In this talk I will review the interplay
between theory and experiments in defining a Higgs precision-physics
program, and I will discuss how, when combined with global electroweak
precision fits, this can be used to constrain extensions of the
Standard Model.
Primary author
Laura Reina
(Florida State University)