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Triple Higgs coupling in the most general 2HDM at SM-like scenario

I. F. Ginzburg

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We consider the triple Higgs coupling for h (125) Higgs boson within the most general 2HDM. At moderate values of parameters of model, allowing by modern data, noticeable deviation of this coupling from its SM value is improbable. This deviation can be sizable only if some measurable parameters of the model are exotic.

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We consider the triple Higgs coupling for h (125) Higgs boson within the most general 2HDM. At moderate values of parameters of model, allowing by modern data, noticeable deviation of this coupling from its SM value is improbable. This deviation can be sizable only if some measurable parameters of the model are exotic.

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We consider the triple Higgs coupling for h (125) Higgs boson within the most general 2HDM. At moderate values of parameters of model, allowing by modern data, noticeable deviation of this coupling from its SM value is improbable. This deviation can be sizable only if some measurable parameters of the model are exotic.

Key concepts: Higgs boson, Particle physics, Coupling (piping), Physics, Value (mathematics), Mathematics, Statistics, Engineering

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