Measuring Top Yukawa Coupling through $2\rightarrow 3$ VBS at Muon Collider

We study the measurement of top Yukawa coupling through $2\rightarrow 3$ VBS at future muon colliders, focusing on the lepton and semi-lepton channels of $\nu\nu tth/z$. First, analyzing the partonic amplitudes of $W_LW_L\rightarrow t\bar t h/Z_L$ and simulating the full processes of $\nu\nu tth/z$ without decaying, we find they are highly sensitive to the anomalous top Yukawa $\delta y_t$. This sensitivity is enhanced by selecting helicities of the final $t\bar t$ and $Z$ to be $t_L\bar t_L+t_R\bar t_R$ and $Z_L$, which serves as the default and core setting of our analysis. We then obtain the limits on $\delta y_t$ with this setting, giving $[-1.0\%, 1.1\%]$ for $\nu\nu tth$ only and $[-0.36\%, 0.92\%]$ for $\nu\nu tth$ and $\nu\nu ttz$ combined at $30$ TeV and $1\sigma$. Second, we proceed to analyze the processes after decaying and with background processes. To enhance the sensitivity to $\delta y_t$, our settings include selecting the helicities of the final particles, as well as applying suitable cuts. However, we don't do bin-by-bin analysis. We obtain the limits on $\delta y_t$ for those channels at $10/30$ TeV and $1\sigma/2 \sigma$. The best limit is from the semi-lepton channel of $\nu\nu tth$. With spin tagging efficiency at $\epsilon_s=0.9$, it gives $[-1.6\% , 1.8\%]$ at $1\sigma$ and $[-2.4\%, 2.7\% ]$ at $2\sigma$ at $30$ TeV; $[-7.0\%, 6.7\%]$ at $1\sigma$ and $[-9.8\%, 9.8\%]$ at $2\sigma$ at $10$ TeV.