Diboson Search at ATLAS

Diboson production is a key process in understanding the electroweak symmetry breaking mechanism, with the diboson coupling strengths being a direct indication of the latter. Diboson decays are a serious background to many physics processes, such as Higgs, Technicolor decays, etc. Diboson channels may provide a window into the physics beyond the Standard Model, if the so-called Anomalous Triple Gauge Couplings are observed. The LHC experiments will explore the diboson channels at a higher energy range than the currently active D0 and CDF experiments at the Tevatron, with the LHC rates exceeding those of the Tevatron by a factor of 100-1000. In this article we will focus on the methods of measuring the properties of one of the diboson channels, the W(+)W(-) with the ATLAS experiment The W(+)Z, ZZ, W(c)y and Zg, diboson states in the context of their leptonic decays have also been analyzed by ATLAS and are discussed elsewhere ([1][2]).