The Vector-like Twin Higgs
Nathaniel Craig, Simon Knapen, Pietro Longhi, Matthew Strassler

TL;DR
This paper introduces a minimal vector-like twin Higgs model with automatic anomaly cancellation, focusing on LHC phenomenology dominated by twin glueball decays and providing explicit UV completions.
Contribution
It presents a novel twin Higgs model with vector-like top partners and minimal matter content, along with detailed phenomenology and UV completions.
Findings
Gauge anomalies cancel without twin leptons.
LHC signals mainly from twin glueball decays.
Explicit UV completions provided.
Abstract
We present a version of the twin Higgs mechanism with vector-like top partners. In this setup all gauge anomalies automatically cancel, even without twin leptons. The matter content of the most minimal twin sector is therefore just two twin tops and one twin bottom. The LHC phenomenology, illustrated with two example models, is dominated by twin glueball decays, possibly in association with Higgs bosons. We further construct an explicit four-dimensional UV completion and discuss a variety of UV completions relevant for both vector-like and fraternal twin Higgs models.
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