125 GeV Higgs boson rare decays in a flavor-dependent U(1)F model
Abstract
In this work, we analyze the Higgs boson decay channels, specifically, h→γγ, h→ VV* (with V=Z,W), and h→ ff (for f=b,c,τ) within the flavor-dependent U(1)F model (FDM). We also investigate processes induced by flavor-changing neutral currents, including the decays B Xsγ and Bs0 μ+μ-, the top quark decays t c h and t u h, and the lepton flavor-violating decays τ 3e, τ 3μ, and μ 3e. Furthermore, we incorporate the electroweak precision observables constraints via the S, T, and U parameters. Compared to the Standard Model, the scalar sector of the FDM is extended by two Higgs doublets and one Higgs singlet, which affects the 125 GeV Higgs properties significantly. Meanwhile, the decays h→ Zγ, h→ MZ, and h→ Mγ (where M is a vector meson (,ω,φ,J/,) of the Standard-Model-like Higgs are studied, and we illustrate how changes in the scalar sector and the Yukawa coupling influence the signal strengths for the 125 GeV Higgs decay channels and the Higgs mass in the FDM.
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