Michael S. Chanowitz
Published 2001-04-02, updated 2002-01-28Version 5
Combining precision measurements and the Higgs boson search limit, the electroweak data has evolved to a point where new physics is favored whether the 3.2 sigma A_{FB}^b anomaly is genuine or not. Such new physics could greatly alter the inferred value of the Higgs boson mass.
Comments: This is the published version. The previous version (v4) contains some additional background information
Journal: Phys.Rev.Lett. 87 (2001) 231802
Higgs decays to $γ$ and invisible particles in the standard model
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