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In non-minimal Higgs sectors, coupling constants of the discovered Higgsboson can deviate from the predictions in the Standard Model by effects ofadditional scalar bosons. The pattern of the deviations in various Higgs bosoncouplings largely depends on the structure of extended Higgs sectors.Therefore, we may be able to determine the true Higgs sector by fingerprintingthe predictions on the Higgs boson couplings in each model with the futureprecision data. As the expected precision is extremely high, it is essentiallyimportant to evaluate the theory predictions as accurately as possible withradiative corrections in each model. We calculate a full set of one-loopcorrections to the Higgs boson couplings in the two Higgs doublet models with asoftly-broken $Z_2$ symmetry, where there are four types of Yukawainteractions. We discuss how to distinguish four types of the model byevaluating the pattern of the deviations in the Yukawa coupling constants andalso the couplings with gauge bosons. In addition, we demonstrate how innerparameters in each type of the model can be extracted by the future precisionmeasurements of these couplings at the high luminosity LHC and theInternational Linear Collider.

Exploring extended Higgs sectors by radiative corrections with future precision coupling measurements