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Influence of the KK graviton decay into hh on the triple Higgs measurement at LHC
Evidence for two KK graviton candidates has been previously reported at 380 GeV and 700 GeV. They would provide graviton factories in an e+e- collider. Following a Randall Sundrum interpretation, two extra resonances should appear at 1000 GeV and 1322 GeV. Recently ATLAS, in its search for triple Hi
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