Muon in a 2HDM assisted by inert scalars: probing at the ILC
arXiv:2211.09863 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.107.075013
Abstract
A Two-Higgs doublet model (2HDM) can predict the observed muon for an appropriately light pseudoscalar that now faces tight constraints. However, It was shown in past that augmenting the 2HDM by an additional inert doublet can lead to an explanation to the muon anomaly for a much heavier pseudoscalar. In this study, we probe such a framework at the proposed International Linear Collider (ILC) using beam polarization for = 1 TeV. Using multivariate techniques, we analyse the signals missing transverse energy and missing transverse energy in the lepton- and muon-specific versions of the framework respectively. Our analysis reveals that the machine operating at a 3000 fb luminosity predicts a 5 discovery of a pseudoscalar as heavy as 400 GeV. Comparing with the previous study, it is concluded that the ILC is a much more potent machine than the LHC in this regard.
31 pages + references, 15 captioned figures, 13 tables
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