Anatomy of the Real Higgs Triplet Model
arXiv:2411.18618 · doi:10.1007/JHEP04(2025)003
Abstract
In this article, we examine the Standard Model extended by a real Higgs triplet, the SM. It contains a -even neutral Higgs () and two charged Higgs bosons (), which are quasi-degenerate in mass. We first study the theoretical constraints from vacuum stability and perturbative unitarity and then calculate the Higgs decays, including the loop-induced modes such as di-photons () and . In the limit of a small mixing between the SM Higgs and , the latter decays dominantly to and can have a sizable branching ratio to di-photon. The model predicts a positive definite shift in the mass, which agrees with the current global electroweak fit. At the Large Hadron Collider, it leads to a stau-like signature from , multi-lepton final states from and as well as associated di-photon production from . Concerning , the reinterpretation of the recent supersymmetric tau partner search by ATLAS and CMS excludes GeV at 95% CL. From , some of the signal regions of multi-lepton searches lead to bounds close to the predicted cross-section, but electroweak scale masses are still allowed. For , the recast of the associated di-photon searches by ATLAS and a combined log-likelihood fit of signal and background to data find that out of the 25 signal regions, 10 provide relevant limits on Br at the per cent level. Interestingly, 6 signal regions show excesses at around 152 GeV, leading to a preference for a non-zero di-photon branching ratio of about 0.7% with the corresponding significance amounting to about .
62 pages, 21 figures
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