Speaker
Michael Spannowsky
(Durham University)
Description
With increasingly precise measurements of Higgs boson interactions, we start to set tighter limits on Standard Model extensions. First, I will review the impact of existing and ongoing Higgs coupling measurements on how they constrain such extensions. In the second part of the presentation, I will focus on one of the most important couplings of the scalar sector, the Higgs self-coupling. Given theoretical constraints on the Higgs self-coupling, the capacity of future colliders will be assessed in measuring deviations from Standard Model predictions.
