Higgs Search at HERA
Maria Krawczyk
Abstract
Present data do not rule out a light neutral Higgs particle with mass below 40--50 GeV in the framework of 2HDM with tan β 20-30. The promising possibility of searching for a light Higgs particle in such a scenario in photoproduction at HERA collider is discussed. For the MSSM there is only a very small chance to observe the Higgs sector, and only for limited mass range 45-50 GeV and with large tan β.
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