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Radiative H1,2+WZH^+_{1,2}W^- Z vertices in flavour conserving three Higgs-doublet scenarios

Published 25 Dec 2025 in hep-ph | (2512.21759v1)

Abstract: A detailed calculation of the radiatively induced H1,2<sup>+</sup>W<sup></sup>ZH_{1,2}<sup>+</sup> W<sup>-</sup> Z vertices is carried out in the context of flavour conserving three Higgs doublet models (3HDMs). The Type-II, lepton specific and democratic versions of the 3HDM are chosen as representative cases and the \emph{alignment limit} is adopted. We arrange the amplitudes in UV-finite and gauge-invariant subsets for a sharper understanding of the underlying one-loop structure. Factoring-in various theoretical constraints and the ones from the hγγh \to γγ signal strength and the BXsγB \to X_s γ branching ratio, we compute the relevant form factors and compare them among the various 3HDM types taken. The results also indicate a sizeable increment (100%\sim 100\%) over the corresponding form factors in 2HDMs. In addition, we probe the H1,2<sup>+</sup>W<sup></sup>ZH_{1,2}<sup>+</sup> W<sup>-</sup> Z vertices at the 14 TeV LHC using vector boson fusion (VBF). It is seen that production of H1<sup>+H_1<sup>+ via VBF and the subsequent H1<sup>+</sup>H2<sup>+</sup>H2/A2H_1<sup>+</sup> \to H_2<sup>+</sup> H_2/A_2 decays can have σ×BRσ\times \text{BR} in the O\mathcal{O}(0.1 fb) ball park. Therefore, such a cascade can shed light on the strength of the H1<sup>+</sup>W<sup></sup>ZH_1<sup>+</sup> W<sup>-</sup> Z interaction and confirm the presence of two charged scalars thereby acting as a smoking gun signal of a 3HDM.

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