Electroweak symmetry breaking: by dynamically generated masses of quarks and leptons
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adam_text | Contents
1
Introduction
........................................ ]
1.1
Understanding the Elementary Particle Physics
............ 1
1.1.1
The Standard Model
.......................... ]
1.1.2
The Standard Model as a Phenomenological Model.
... 4
1.1.3
QCD as a Prototype of a Fundamental Theory
....... 6
1.2
New Physics Beyond the Standard Model
................ 8
1.2.1
Beyond-Standard Models from Naturalness
.......... 8
1.2.2
Beyond-Standard Models from Analogy
with Superconductivity
........................ 9
1.3
This Thesis
..................................... 10
References
.......................................... 12
2
Dynamical Electroweak Symmetry Breaking
................. 17
2.1
Technicolor Models
............................... 17
2.1.1
The Technicolor Dynamics
..................... 18
2.1.2
The Extended Technicolor
..................... 19
2.1.3
Technicolor Governed by Infrared Fixed Point
....... 21
2.2
Top-Quark Condensation Models
...................... 22
2.2.1
The Top-Quark Mass
......................... 23
2.2.2
The Electroweak Scale
........................ 24
2.2.3
Including the QCD Effect
...................... 25
2.2.4
The Higgs Boson Mass
....................... 26
References
.......................................... 27
3
Top-Quark and Neutrino Condensation
.................... 29
3.1
Motivation
..................................... 29
3.2
The Model
..................................... 30
3.3
Saturation of the Electroweak Scale
.................... 31
3.4
Model of Top-Quark and Neutrino Condensation
........... 35
3.4.1
Underlying Lagrangian
........................ 36
3.4.2
Symmetries
................................ 37
3.4.3
Two Higgs Doublet Description
................. 39
3.4.4
Electroweak Scale and Fermion Masses
............ 40
3.4.5
Higgs Boson Masses
......................... 42
XIII
xiv Contents
3.4.6
Interactions
of Mass Eigenstates
................. 44
3.4.7
Renormalization Group Equations
................ 46
3.4.8
Results
................................... 47
3.4.9
Discussion
................................ 52
3.5
Viability of the Fermion Mass Generation Scenario
......... 54
References
.......................................... 56
4
Model of Strong Yukawa Dynamics
....................... 59
4.1
The Model
..................................... 60
4.1.1
Spectrum in the Weak Coupling Regime
........... 62
4.1.2
Mass Assumptions
........................... 62
4.1.3
Mass Generation
............................ 66
4.1.4
Electroweak Symmetry Breaking
................. 69
4.2
Numerical Analysis
............................... 70
4.2.1
Abelian Case
............................... 71
4.2.2
Non-Abelian Case
........................... 75
4.3
Conclusions
..................................... 80
References
.......................................... 80
5
Model of Flavor Gauge Dynamics
......................... 83
5.1
The Flavor Gauge Model
........................... 83
5.2
The Self-Breaking Flavor Gauge Dynamics
............... 84
5.3
The Structure of the Chapter
......................... 85
5.4
Lagrangian and Parameters of the Model
................ 86
5.5
Flavor Representation Setting
........................ 87
5.5.1
Flavor Representation Setting of Known
Fermions
.... 87
5.5.2
Need for Right-Handed Neutrinos
................ 88
5.6
Global Symmetries
................................ 95
5.6.1
Approximate Chiral Symmetry
.................. 95
5.6.2
Global Symmetry of Electroweakly Charged Sector.
... 96
5.6.3
Global Symmetry of Right-Handed Neutrino Sector.
... 97
5.6.4
Global Symmetries at Quantum Level
............. 98
5.7
Flavor Symmetry Self-Breaking by Masses
............... 100
5.7.1
Fermions
................................. 100
5.7.2
Flavor Gauge Bosons
......................... 102
5.7.3
Flavor Symmetry Breaking Scale
................. 103
5.7.4
Flavor Effective Charge
....................... 104
5.7.5 Schwinger—
Dyson Equations
for Fermion Self-Energies
...................... 105
5.8
Physical View
................................... 106
5.8.1
Flavor Symmetry Breaking by the Sterility
Condensation
............................... 109
5.8.2
Masses from the Sterility Condensation
............
Ill
5.8.3
Electroweak Symmetry Breaking Masses
........... 113
5.8.4
Seesaw Mechanism
.......................... 115
Contents xv
5.9 Spectrum
of
Majoron
and Axion-Like Particles
............ 116
5.9.1
Spontaneously Broken Currents and their Anomalies
... 117
5.9.2
Coupling Properties of the Standard
Majoron
........ 120
5.9.3
Coupling Properties of the Flavor
Axion
........... 121
5.10
Robustness of the Flavor Gauge Model
................. 123
References
.......................................... 123
6
Conclusions
......................................... 127
6.1
The Top-Quark and Neutrino Condensation Model
.........
1
27
6.2
The Model of Strong Yukawa Dynamics
................ 128
6.3
The Flavor Gauge Model
........................... 128
6.4
Epilogue
....................................... 129
Appendix A: Approximate Methods of Solving
Schwinger-Dyson Equations
..................... 131
Appendix B: The Pole Vertices for Nambu-Goldstone Bosons
...... 153
Appendix C: The Fierz Identities
........................... 167
About the Author
....................................... 171
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