Probing an up-phobic Higgs at colliders: the role of b-associated production in the democratic 3HDM
Dipankar Das, Teesha Khandelwal, Ipsita Saha
Abstract
We show that there exists a theoretically well-motivated Higgs sector in which the conventional heavy-Higgs production mechanisms are suppressed. In this limit, the b-associated production channel assumes the role of the primary production mechanism. We demonstrate that the democratic three Higgs-doublet model (3HDM) provides a viable beyond the SM (BSM) framework in which this limit can be realized. We further show that existing b-associated searches provide the most sensitive LHC probe of this 3HDM scenario in the up-phobic limit and derive the corresponding constraints on its parameter space. We also present projections for future collider searches, demonstrating their potential to probe further regions of the model's up-phobic parameter space.
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