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Closing the Wedge: Search Strategies for Extended Higgs Sectors with Heavy Flavor Final States

High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · Submitted 8 Feb 2016

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The authors' main claim We find, in the $t\bar t H$ channel, with $H \rightarrow t \bar t$, that both single and 3 lepton final states can provide statistically significant constraints at low values of $\tan \beta$ for $m_A$ as high as $\sim 750$ GeV.

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CitationIan-Woo Kim, Kathryn M. Zurek, Nausheen R. Shah, Stefania Gori. "Closing the Wedge: Search Strategies for Extended Higgs Sectors with Heavy Flavor Final States." arXiv:1602.02782 (2016). https://pith.science/paper/OGWAXLPS
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We consider search strategies for an extended Higgs sector at the high-luminosity LHC14 utilizing multi-top final states. In the framework of a Two Higgs Doublet Model, the purely top final states ($t\bar t, \, 4t$) are important channels for heavy Higgs bosons with masses in the wedge above $2\,m_t$ and at low values of $\tan\beta$, while a $2 b 2t$ final state is most relevant at moderate values of $\tan \beta$. We find, in the $t\bar t H$ channel, with $H \rightarrow t \bar t$, that both single and 3 lepton final states can provide statistically significant constraints at low values of $\tan \beta$ for $m_A$ as high as $\sim 750$ GeV. When systematics on the $t \bar t$ background are taken into account, however, the 3 lepton final state is more powerful, though the precise constraint depends fairly sensitively on lepton fake rates. We also find that neither $2b2t$ nor $t \bar t$ final states provide constraints on additional heavy Higgs bosons with couplings to tops smaller than the top Yukawa due to expected systematic uncertainties in the $t \bar t$ background.

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s1 In the framework of a Two Higgs Doublet Model, the purely top final states ($t\bar t, \, 4t$) are important channels for heavy Higgs bosons with masses in the wedge above $2\,m_t$ and at low values of $\tan\beta$, while a $2 b 2t$ final state is most relevant at moderate values of $\tan \beta$. background 0.51 0.19 0.14 asserted 1.00
s2 We find, in the $t\bar t H$ channel, with $H \rightarrow t \bar t$, that both single and 3 lepton final states can provide statistically significant constraints at low values of $\tan \beta$ for $m_A$ as high as $\sim 750$ GeV. result 1.00 0.95 0.29 asserted 1.00
s3 When systematics on the $t \bar t$ background are taken into account, however, the 3 lepton final state is more powerful, though the precise constraint depends fairly sensitively on lepton fake rates. result 0.94 0.90 0.11 asserted 1.00
s4 We also find that neither $2b2t$ nor $t \bar t$ final states provide constraints on additional heavy Higgs bosons with couplings to tops smaller than the top Yukawa due to expected systematic uncertainties in the $t \bar t$ background. result 0.80 0.92 0.28 asserted 1.00

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We consider search strategies for an extended Higgs sector at the high-luminosity LHC14 utilizing multi-top final states. In the framework of a Two Higgs Doublet Model, the purely top final states ($t\bar t, \, 4t$) are important channels for heavy Higgs bosons with masses in the wedge above $2\,m_t$ and at low values of $\tan\beta$, while a $2 b 2t$ final state is most relevant at moderate values of $\tan \beta$. We find, in the $t\bar t H$ channel, with $H \rightarrow t \bar t$, that both single and 3 lepton final states can provide statistically significant constraints at low values of $\tan \beta$ for $m_A$ as high as $\sim 750$ GeV. When systematics on the $t \bar t$ background are taken into account, however, the 3 lepton final state is more powerful, though the precise constraint depends fairly sensitively on lepton fake rates. We also find that neither $2b2t$ nor $t \bar t$ final states provide constraints on additional heavy Higgs bosons with couplings to tops smaller than the top Yukawa due to expected systematic uncertainties in the $t \bar t$ background.

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  • The constraints obtained in our work are complementary to and in many cases stronger than the exclusions that future LHC searches for the processes $pp →H/A →t t̅$, $pp →t t̅ H/A →t t̅ t t̅$ and $pp →b b̅ H/A →b b̅ t t̅$ are expected to be able to provide (cf. [ref] ) on 2HDMs with neutral Higgses with $M_H,A > 2 m_t$ and small values of $t_β$.

    Searching for heavy Higgs bosons in the $t \bar t Z$ and $t b W$ final states · Conclusions · 1.00

  • Which leads to results comparable to those derived in [ref] .

    Heavy Higgs Bosons at Low $\tan \beta$: from the LHC to 100 TeV · Comparison between cut- and BDT-based approaches in $pp→Hbb$ · 0.98

  • This is in contrast to direct $tt̅$ resonance searches, where the resonance width can play an important role (see e.g. [ref] ).

    Four Tops for LHC · Application to new physics · 0.88

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  • With these baseline cuts, the $tt̅$ background has a cross section at NLO of 1 nb, and the $W(Z) +$ jets cross section is 220 nb (70 nb).[We have included in the $tt̅+$ jets and in the $W(Z)$+jets cross sections a K-factor of 1.5 [ref] and 1.2 [ref] , respectively.] The $tt̅ Z$, $tt̅ W$ and 4 top background cross sections are much smaller: 1 pb [ref] , 770 fb [ref] , and 12 fb [ref] , respectively.

    Constraining BSM Physics at the LHC: Four top final states with NLO accuracy in perturbative QCD · Heavy Higgs Signals in Heavy Flavor Final States at LHC14 · 0.93

  • With these baseline cuts, the $tt̅$ background has a cross section at NLO of 1 nb, and the $W(Z) +$ jets cross section is 220 nb (70 nb).[We have included in the $tt̅+$ jets and in the $W(Z)$+jets cross sections a K-factor of 1.5 [ref] and 1.2 [ref] , respectively.] The $tt̅ Z$, $tt̅ W$ and 4 top background cross sections are much smaller: 1 pb [ref] , 770 fb [ref] , and 12 fb [ref] , respectively.

    MCFM for the Tevatron and the LHC · Heavy Higgs Signals in Heavy Flavor Final States at LHC14 · 0.93

  • With these baseline cuts, the $tt̅$ background has a cross section at NLO of 1 nb, and the $W(Z) +$ jets cross section is 220 nb (70 nb).[We have included in the $tt̅+$ jets and in the $W(Z)$+jets cross sections a K-factor of 1.5 [ref] and 1.2 [ref] , respectively.] The $tt̅ Z$, $tt̅ W$ and 4 top background cross sections are much smaller: 1 pb [ref] , 770 fb [ref] , and 12 fb [ref] , respectively.

    t \bar{t} W production and decay at NLO · Heavy Higgs Signals in Heavy Flavor Final States at LHC14 · 0.93

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