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Benchmark Suggestions for Resonant Double Higgs Production at the LHC for Extended Higgs Sectors
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In this note we present benchmark scenarios for resonant double Higgs production at the $13\,$TeV LHC in the 2HDM+S model and the $Z_3$ Next-to-Minimal Supersymmetric Standard Model (NMSSM), which may be accessible with 300 fb$^{-1}$ of data. The NMSSM Higgs sector can be mapped onto the 2HDM+S. We show benchmark points and relevant parameter planes in the 2HDM+S for three sets of signatures: ($A\to h_{125} a, ~H\to h_{125} h)$, ($A\to a h, H\to hh, H\to aa)$, and ($H\to h_{125}h_{125}$). The first two signatures are optimized in what we call $Z$-Phobic scenarios where $H/A$ decays into final states with $Z$ bosons are suppressed. The last signature, $h_{125}$ pair production, is directly proportional to the misalignment of $h_{125}$ with the interaction state sharing the couplings of a SM Higgs boson, and hence is presented in the Max Misalignment scenario. We also present two NMSSM benchmark points for the ($A\to h_{125} a, ~H\to h_{125} h)$ signatures. The benchmark scenarios presented here are based on Refs. [1,2].
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