TL;DR
This paper reviews how experimental results on the Higgs boson influence Standard Model and Beyond the Standard Model theories, focusing on constraints from Higgs measurements and searches for additional scalars, especially in composite Higgs and supersymmetry models.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive overview of the implications of Higgs sector measurements for constraining BSM theories like composite Higgs and supersymmetry.
Findings
Higgs coupling measurements restrict BSM models.
Negative searches for extra scalars limit parameter space.
Higgs discovery impacts fundamental interaction theories.
Abstract
In this talk I will review the implications on Standard Model (SM) and Beyond the SM (BSM) theory of the experimental exploration of the scalar sector. Given that the Higgs discovery has been the most important achievement, I will start with a general overview of its dramatic impact on the physics of fundamental interaction. Next, I will describe how scalar sector results, including the measurements of the Higgs couplings and mass and the negative searches for extra scalars, constrain concrete BSM scenarios related with Naturalness. In particular, I will discuss composite Higgs and low energy supersymmetry, both in its minimal and next-to-minimal implementations.
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