Abstract
This talk reviews the discovery potential of a light Standard Model Higgs boson (mass ∼ 114–200 GeV) at ATLAS with emphasis on the vector boson fusion production, which allows a better background rejection. Once discovered, Higgs boson couplings are studied by measuring the rate of events in various production and decay channels. The accuracy of these studies is described and the impact on the discrimination between Standard Model and a Supersymmetric model is shown.
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