Beyond the Standard Model: Hunting Higgs Decays for New Physics
New calculations reveal how the dimuon decay rates of multiple Higgs bosons can vary within an extended theoretical framework, offering potential avenues for discovery at the Large Hadron Collider.
![The study reveals a complex relationship between recursive parameters, demonstrating that [latex]r_n(0.5 + 14.135i)[/latex] at iteration 110, alongside its minimum [latex]r_{p_{min}}[/latex] and maximum [latex]r_{p_{max}}[/latex] values - represented in blue and magenta respectively - fluctuate around a mean [latex]\langle r_p \rangle[/latex] (black), with prime number locations highlighted to suggest an underlying mathematical structure governing the recursion.](https://arxiv.org/html/2601.16193v1/r_n.png)
[/latex] plane.](https://arxiv.org/html/2601.16000v1/x1.png)

![The phase diagram delineates a landscape of quark behavior, where inflections in net quark number gains-measured for both quarks and antiquarks-reveal a chiral crossover and potential divergences at the critical endpoint, signifying transitions between states of differing quark density ([latex]0[/latex] to [latex]±3[/latex] or [latex]±3[/latex] to [latex]±1[/latex]) as a probe is absorbed into the medium.](https://arxiv.org/html/2601.15839v1/x8.png)