Far from standard Higgs couplings

Abstract

In this short note we consider a permitted region in the space of couplings of the 126 GeV boson that extends far away from the standard model Higgs couplings. This region is of interest for more natural models of electroweak symmetry breaking. Stronger evidence of vector boson fusion and/or associated production is needed to eliminate this possibility.

5 pages, 10 figures

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