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Probing CP-violating coupling in
We investigate the possibility of probing the CP-violating
coupling in the process at the future high
luminosity colliders. Our numerical results show that the cross
section for this process can be significantly increased for the allowed CP
phase and center of mass energy. For example the cross section is about 6
times of that in the standard model (SM) for and
(see text for definition). The simulation for the signal
process and its
backgrounds shows that the signal significance can reach more than
and for
respectively, with the integrated luminosity and
. For , the signal
significance can be greater than 5 for and 3.9 for
with the CP phase . Besides
the cross section enhancement, the CP-violating coupling will
induce the forward-backward asymmetry which is absent in the SM and is
a clear signal of new CP violation. Compared with the in the Higgs
decay , the can be greatly enhanced in
the production process. For example can reach 0.5 for and . Due to the large backgrounds, the
significance of the expected can only be observed at with
and . It is
essential to trigger the single photon in the final state to separate the
bottom jets arising from scalar or vector bosons, in order to isolate the
signal from the backgrounds more efficiently.Comment: Published version. 19 pages, 11 figures, 3 tables. Discussion on the
forward-backward asymmetry is adde
Goos-H\"{a}nchen Shifts of Partially Coherent Light Fields
We investigate the Goos-H\"{a}nchen (GH) shifts of partially coherent fields
(PCFs) by using the theory of coherence. We derive a formal expression for the
GH shifts of PCFs in terms of Mercer's expansion, and then clearly demonstrate
the dependence of the GH shift of each mode of PCFs on spatial coherence and
beam width. We discuss the effect of spatial coherence on the resultant GH
shifts, especially for the cases near the critical angles, such as totally
reflection angle.Comment: 5 pages; 4 figure
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