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If the Higgs scalar boson H⁰ has a mass greater than 600 GeV, severe difficulties have been foreseen in identifying it in pp collisions at the Superconducting Super Collider. We show that the H⁰{→}ZZ signal, with one Z{→}l⁺{l}^{{{-}}}and one Z→νν decay, can be separated from background by selecting events with{l}⁺l^- at the Z mass plus large missing pT plus two jets. This signal is enhanced by using an improved transverse-mass variable.
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