the flhiggs model f. bazzocchi sissa (trieste)
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The flhiggs model F. Bazzocchi SISSA (Trieste). F.B., M. Fabbrichesi, hep-ph/0407358 F.B., M. Fabbrichesi, hep-ph/0410107. Outline. introduction main features of the Little Higgs models main features of the Little Flavons model the Flhiggs model high energy effective theory - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
The flhiggs modelThe flhiggs model
F. BazzocchiF. BazzocchiSISSA (Trieste)SISSA (Trieste)
F.B., M. Fabbrichesi, hep-ph/0407358F.B., M. Fabbrichesi, hep-ph/0407358F.B., M. Fabbrichesi, hep-ph/0410107F.B., M. Fabbrichesi, hep-ph/0410107
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OutlineOutlineOutlineOutline
• introduction
• main features of the Little Higgs models
• main features of the Little Flavons model
• the Flhiggs model
• high energy effective theory
• low energy effective theory
• fermions and textures
• constraints and phenomenology
• conclusions
• introduction
• main features of the Little Higgs models
• main features of the Little Flavons model
• the Flhiggs model
• high energy effective theory
• low energy effective theory
• fermions and textures
• constraints and phenomenology
• conclusions
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Fermions: a new Mendeleev’s periodic table?Fermions: a new Mendeleev’s periodic table?
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Fermion
Masses
&
Hierachies
Mixing
Angles
Little Hierarchy
Higgs Sector
&
EWSB
Little
Higgs
Models
Horizontal
Flavor
Symmetries
The
Flhiggs
Model
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Motivations for Little HiggsMotivations for Little Higgs
Their mass is a dimensionful parameter that is not protected by any symmetry
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total tree top gauge higgs
m_h^2
Scalar fields Scalar fields
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Higgs as a pseudo-Goldstone bosonHiggs as a pseudo-Goldstone boson
SU(3) SU(2)
Problem: Goldstone bosons are exactly massless
Explicit breaking of SU(3) to make them into pseudo
LL0 1L1
1But is not small in the SM:
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The little-Higgs mechanismThe little-Higgs mechanism [Schmaltz, hep-ph/0210415][Schmaltz, hep-ph/0210415]
LL0 1L1 2L2
collective symmetry breaking:
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Another contest in which scalar can be Another contest in which scalar can be used….think for a moment to the quark used….think for a moment to the quark
mass matricesmass matrices
textures: a way to reduce the number of parameters
ε related to the vevs of some scalar
fields : the flavons
ε related to the vevs of some scalar
fields : the flavons
are parameters of order 1
are parameters of order 1
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Horizontal flavor symmetry & RequestsHorizontal flavor symmetry & Requests
dynamically generated potential with the desired dynamically generated potential with the desired vacuumvacuum
stable scales, i.e., only small radiative corrections (no stable scales, i.e., only small radiative corrections (no fine tuning)fine tuning)
appropriate textures (from charges and vev) from appropriate textures (from charges and vev) from natural parametersnatural parameters
a little-Higgs inspired scenario
little flavons
[B, Bertolini, Fabbrichesi, Piai, hep-ph/0306184 and 0309182]
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horizontal symmetry: gauged
little flavons: 2 doublets of opposite F-hypercharge
SU(2) U(1) F
at f the flavons arise as pseudo-Goldstone bosons
the VEVs break
to nothing
SU(2) U(1) F
Low-energy effective theoryLow-energy effective theory
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What is the scale What is the scale ? ?
• Bounds from FCNC, parity violation etc. induced by
tree-level gauge exchange
• Most stringent from neutral Kaon physics [Bazzocchi, hep-
ph/0312nnn]
• They depend on fermion charges under full symmetry
1000 TeV
Problem: electro-weak scale is around 10 TeV at most
Suggestion :
what happen with a global flavor symmetry?
Suggestion :
what happen with a global flavor symmetry?
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Flavor & EW Symmetry embedded in a Flavor & EW Symmetry embedded in a little Higgs inspired scenariolittle Higgs inspired scenario
dynamically generated potential dynamically generated potential stable scales, i.e., only small radiative corrections (no fine stable scales, i.e., only small radiative corrections (no fine
tuning)tuning) appropriate textures (from charges and vev) from natural appropriate textures (from charges and vev) from natural
parametersparameters hierarchy in vev’s explains that in mass matriceshierarchy in vev’s explains that in mass matrices flavon-Higgs scalar fields : the Flhiggsflavon-Higgs scalar fields : the Flhiggs flavor and alectroweak spontaneous breakingflavor and alectroweak spontaneous breaking protection also of the Higgs massprotection also of the Higgs mass
Requests
The flhiggs modelThe flhiggs model
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High-energy effective theoryHigh-energy effective theory
9+1 massive gauge bosons4 massive complex scalars1 massive complex sextet4 triplets massless (PGB)
C W potential+
Plaquettes terms
C W from right-handed neutrinos
Potential for the triplets
Triplets acquire vev’s
9 massive gauge bosons2 complex and 11 real scalars
Textures
Gauge symmetries Global symmetry
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Low-energy effective theoryLow-energy effective theory
Electroweak gauge symmetry :Electroweak gauge symmetry :
Global horizontal flavor symmetry :Global horizontal flavor symmetry :
Exotic gauge symmetry:Exotic gauge symmetry:
Little Flavons-Higgs (PGB):
2 triplets of opposite flavor charge, no charged under U(1) X exotic
(Φ1 & Φ2 )
Little X-scalars (PGB):2 triplets of opposite X charge,No charged under U(1)F flavor
(Φ3 & Φ4 )
[SU(3)XU(1)]W X [U(1)]F is the littlest group that allows
• scalars in the fundamental• flavor and electroweak symmetry
breaking at different scales
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Potential for the flhiggs (PGB)Potential for the flhiggs (PGB)
Gauge boson CW and Plaquette terms
Right-handed neutrinos CW (collective simmetry breaking no 1-loop quadratically divergent mass terms!!)
The vevs break [SU(3)XU(1)]W X [U(1)]X X [U(1)]F into [U(1)]Q
Quadratic terms come from 1-loop logarithmic
contributions
Quadratic terms come from 1-loop logarithmic
contributions
All the parameters are expressed in terms of the
gauge coupling & plaquettes’ coefficients
All the parameters are expressed in terms of the
gauge coupling & plaquettes’ coefficients
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Are the flavor and the electroweak scales
different ?
Conditions to be satisfied to have a minimumConditions to be satisfied to have a minimum
Field configuration chosen in the minimumField configuration chosen in the minimumExpressions for VF and VWExpressions for VF and VW
More other conditions on the parameters since we take VF = VX
More other conditions on the parameters since we take VF = VX
With the assumptions With the assumptions
…it is easy to have all the μ of the same order and VF / VW ~ 3
…it is easy to have all the μ of the same order and VF / VW ~ 3
More conditions on the hessian…
More conditions on the hessian…
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Fermions
Collective symmetry breaking mechanism
Yukawa terms preserve SU(8) (or SU(9) ) subgroup of SU(10)
Low-energy: [SU(3)]w triplets (antitriplets)
[SU(3)]w singlets charged and
uncharged under [U(1)]x (all charged Fl.) High-energy: SU(10) decuplets
(approximate global symmetry)
protection of the
flhiggs masses
?
Why an exotic U(1) gauge symmetry
?
in order to decouple the extra fermions (third component of the weak triplets)
Yukawa terms gauge(weak and exotic)
and flavor invariant well defined
textures
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Yukawa Lagrangian (Quarks)
Breaks SU(10), preserves AN SU(9)(subgroup SU(10))
Breaks SU(10), preserves ANOTHER
SU(9)
All the four scalar tripletsare protected by
the usual LH mechanism
For each quark family we add 2 non exotic and 3 exotic coloured Weyl
fermions SU(3)w singlets and an exotic coloured SU(3)w triplet
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Quark Masses
The non-exotic top-like quarks mix into a heavy ( T ) and a light (top) combination
The exotic top-like quarks mix into a heavy and a light combination
ff
Vw Vw
VFVF
toptop
top-like heavy, top-like exotic
light
top-like heavy, top-like exotic
light
top-like exotic heavy
top-like exotic heavy
Considering all the family…6X6 matrices almost block diagonalized
Considering all the family…6X6 matrices almost block diagonalized
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Leptons
SM leptons doublets embedded in SU(3)SM leptons doublets embedded in SU(3)W W tripletstriplets Yukawa lagrangian simpler (protection of the flhiggs Yukawa lagrangian simpler (protection of the flhiggs
masses only from masses only from ννR and extra charged leptons)R and extra charged leptons) Majorana mass matrix for Majorana mass matrix for ννL obtained through the see-saw L obtained through the see-saw
mechanismmechanism
Dirac neutrinos mass matrix
(a = flavor index)
Dirac neutrinos mass matrix
(a = flavor index)
Majorana R-H neutrinos mass
matrix
Majorana R-H neutrinos mass
matrix
Charged leptons
Charged leptons
Decoupling of the extra charged
leptons
Decoupling of the extra charged
leptons
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Mass Matrices
QuarksQuarksLeptonsLeptons
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Constraining the Model
Weak sector
Flavor sector
[SU(3)XU(1)]W
Extra neutral gauge boson (Z‘) : bounds on the ew currents (ρ,…) and mZ’ fix the U(1)w coupling and vF.
[U(1)]F
FCNC processes ( neutral kaon mixing )
relevant effective operators are suppresed by powers of m(ferm)/f
Low energy scale
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Then … what is the scale f (Λ) ?
ff
Vw Vw
VFVF
ΛΛ
~ 1 TeV~ 1 TeV
~ 3 TeV~ 3 TeV
~ 30 TeV
~ 30 TeV
heavy gauge bosons (9+1), heavy scalars (4+12), heavy fermions (also νR)
heavy gauge bosons (9+1), heavy scalars (4+12), heavy fermions (also νR)
extra gauge bosons (5+1), heavy fermions
extra gauge bosons (5+1), heavy fermions
scalars (PGB) (15)scalars (PGB) (15)
EW SM gauge bosons (3), SM fermions
EW SM gauge bosons (3), SM fermions
mh0 ~ 300 GeVmh0 ~ 300 GeV
Lightest neutral scalar boson (Higgs!) (not so light…)
Lightest neutral scalar boson (Higgs!) (not so light…)
mh± ~ 560 GeVmh± ~ 560 GeV
Lightest charged scalar boson
Lightest charged scalar boson
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Conclusions
We have given an example of flavor- electroweak gauge We have given an example of flavor- electroweak gauge unificationunification
The model is more constrained than the usual little-Higgs The model is more constrained than the usual little-Higgs model because on bounds on weak and flavor physicsmodel because on bounds on weak and flavor physics
Explicit predictions for the new weak gauge bosons and Explicit predictions for the new weak gauge bosons and scalars massesscalars masses
Many new particles: most interesting experimental Many new particles: most interesting experimental signatures for LHC coming from the scalar sectorsignatures for LHC coming from the scalar sector
The most characteristic prediction is a heavy Higgs boson The most characteristic prediction is a heavy Higgs boson
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Represenations and Charges Assignments
QuarksQuarksLeptonsLeptons
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What is natural?What is natural?
• Dirac:Dirac: dimensionless dimensionless parameters should be of order parameters should be of order oneone
• t Hooft: t Hooft: dimensionful dimensionful parameters should be of the order parameters should be of the order of the largest scale in the problem, unless a symmetry of the largest scale in the problem, unless a symmetry arises in the limit of vanishing couplingarises in the limit of vanishing coupling
the rules of the game