Probing the Light Sterile Neutrino Through the Heavy Charged Higgs Decay on the LHC

Abstract

We show the 13 TeV proton-proton collider simulation in a $\nu$-two-Higgs-doublet-model ($\nu$-THDM). The heavy charged Higgs bosons are produced in pairs through the electroweak processes and decay to the light sterile neutrinos. The light sterile neutrino further decays into a jet-like object with a muon in it. This helps us discriminate the signal from the backgrounds with the standard model jets.

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