Tests of BSM Higgs interactions by the combination $(\kappa_V^2-\kappa_{2V})$ in HHjj production at LHC
D. Domenech, G. Garc\'ia-Mir, M. Herrero

TL;DR
This paper investigates the potential to distinguish Beyond Standard Model Higgs interactions by analyzing the specific combination V^2-V_{2V} in double Higgs production with jets at the LHC, using detailed simulations and proposing optimized analysis strategies.
Contribution
It introduces a novel focus on the V^2-V_{2V} combination within the HEFT framework for HHjj production, demonstrating improved sensitivity at the HL-LHC with specific event selection techniques.
Findings
Sensitivity to V^2-V_{2V} can be significantly improved with optimized cuts.
Discriminating variables like and P^T_{} are effective in separating BSM signals from background.
High transverse momentum of photon and b-jet pairs correlates with non-zero V^2-V_{2V} value.
Abstract
In this work, we study the potential of analyzing the particular combination of modifiers given by to disentangle Beyond Standard Model Higgs signals in double Higgs production with two extra light jets at LHC. We use the Higgs Effective Field Theory approach, HEFT, for the gauge invariant description of these two and parameters representing the BSM interactions of the Higgs particle with the electroweak gauge bosons, and respectively. We illustrate the bonus of studying this particular combination focusing in just one process, , instead of studying and separately using various processes. For the detailed analysis here, we focus on the particular final state , with two photons, two b-jets and two light jets, which we…
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TopicsParticle physics theoretical and experimental studies · Computational Physics and Python Applications · Particle Detector Development and Performance
