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We consider search strategies for an extended Higgs sector at thehigh-luminosity LHC14 utilizing multi-top final states. In the framework of aTwo Higgs Doublet Model, the purely top final states ($t\bar t, \, 4t$) areimportant channels for heavy Higgs bosons with masses in the wedge above$2\,m_t$ and at low values of $\tan\beta$, while a $2 b 2t$ final state is mostrelevant at moderate values of $\tan \beta$. We find, in the $t\bar t H$channel, with $H \rightarrow t \bar t$, that both single and 3 lepton finalstates can provide statistically significant constraints at low values of $\tan\beta$ for $m_A$ as high as $\sim 750$ GeV. When systematics on the $t \bar t$background are taken into account, however, the 3 lepton final state is morepowerful, though the precise constraint depends fairly sensitively on leptonfake rates. We also find that neither $2b2t$ nor $t \bar t$ final statesprovide constraints on additional heavy Higgs bosons with couplings to topssmaller than the top Yukawa due to expected systematic uncertainties in the $t\bar t$ background.

Closing the Wedge: Search Strategies for Extended Higgs Sectors with Heavy Flavor Final States