Status of negative coupling modifiers for extended Higgs sectors
arXiv:2111.02533 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.105.035019
Abstract
In this work, we study the status of negative coupling modifiers in extended Higgs sectors, focusing on the ratio of coupling modifiers that probes custodial symmetry violation . Higgs sectors with multiplets larger than doublets are the only weakly coupled models that give tree-level modifications to , and we explore all such models allowed by the constraint from the parameter and perturbative unitarity. This class of models has a custodial symmetry violating potential, while the vacuum configuration preserves the symmetry. We apply precision measurements from ATLAS and CMS and show that each data set can exclude a vast set of models with at greater than 95\% confidence level. We give evidence that is excluded in all weakly coupled models. [Erratum for this work on page 19 changing our claims of complete exclusion of negative to a softer version where only the minimal models are excluded.]
22 pages, 6 figures. Version to be published at PRD, included erratum
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