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Uncovering doubly charged scalars with dominant three-body decays using machine learning

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arxiv 2304.09195 v1 pith:KYB5CDF7 submitted 2023-04-18 hep-ph hep-ex

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We propose a deep learning-based search strategy for pair production of doubly charged scalars undergoing three-body decays to $W^+ t\bar b$ in the same-sign lepton plus multi-jet final state. This process is motivated by composite Higgs models with an underlying fermionic UV theory. We demonstrate that for such busy final states, jet image classification with convolutional neural networks outperforms standard fully connected networks acting on reconstructed kinematic variables. We derive the expected discovery reach and exclusion limit at the high-luminosity LHC.

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