Charged top-pion production associated with a gluon jet at the LHC

The charged top-pions have been predicted by the topcolour-assisted technicolour (TC2) model and the observation of the charged top-pions can be regarded as the robust evidence of the model. We study the charged top-pion and gluon associated production at the LHC, i.e., pp -> g Pi(+)(t). The cross section of this process can reach tens of pb, even hundreds of pb, and there will be enough g Pi(+)(t) events produced at the LHC. Because the g Pi(+)(t) production is a flavour-changing (FC) process, the SM background can be greatly depressed. Furthermore, there exists an FC decay mode c (b) over bar for the charged top-pions, and such decay mode can provide us with the typical signals to detect the charged top-pions. Therefore, it is hopeful to find the charged top-pions via the g Pi(+)(t) production at the LHC.