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Massive wavefunctions, proton decay and FCNCs in local F-theory GUTs

We study the coupling of MSSM fields to heavy modes through cubic superpotential interactions in F-theory SU(5) GUTs. The couplings are calculated by integrating the overlap of two massless and one massive wavefunctions. The overlap integral receives contributions from only a small patch around a po...

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Autores principales: Camara, Pablo G., Dudas, Emilian, Palti, Eran
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2011
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Acceso en línea:https://dx.doi.org/10.1007/JHEP12(2011)112
http://cds.cern.ch/record/1389560
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author Camara, Pablo G.
Dudas, Emilian
Palti, Eran
author_facet Camara, Pablo G.
Dudas, Emilian
Palti, Eran
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description We study the coupling of MSSM fields to heavy modes through cubic superpotential interactions in F-theory SU(5) GUTs. The couplings are calculated by integrating the overlap of two massless and one massive wavefunctions. The overlap integral receives contributions from only a small patch around a point of symmetry enhancement thereby allowing the wavefunctions to be determined locally on flat space, drastically simplifying the calculation. The cubic coupling between two MSSM fields and one of the massive coloured Higgs triplets present in SU(5) GUTs is calculated using a local eight-dimensional SO(12) gauge theory. We find that for the most natural regions of local parameter space the coupling to the triplet is comparable to or stronger than in minimal four-dimensional GUTs thereby, for those regions, reaffirming or strengthening constraints from dimension-five proton decay. We also identify possible regions in local parameter space where the couplings to the lightest generations are substantially suppressed compared to minimal four-dimensional GUTs. We further apply our results and techniques to study other phenomenologically important operators arising from coupling to heavy modes. In particular we calculate within a toy model flavour non-universal soft masses induced by integrating out heavy modes which lead to FCNCs.
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spelling cern-13895602023-10-04T08:49:37Zdoi:10.1007/JHEP12(2011)112http://cds.cern.ch/record/1389560engCamara, Pablo G.Dudas, EmilianPalti, EranMassive wavefunctions, proton decay and FCNCs in local F-theory GUTsParticle Physics - TheoryWe study the coupling of MSSM fields to heavy modes through cubic superpotential interactions in F-theory SU(5) GUTs. The couplings are calculated by integrating the overlap of two massless and one massive wavefunctions. The overlap integral receives contributions from only a small patch around a point of symmetry enhancement thereby allowing the wavefunctions to be determined locally on flat space, drastically simplifying the calculation. The cubic coupling between two MSSM fields and one of the massive coloured Higgs triplets present in SU(5) GUTs is calculated using a local eight-dimensional SO(12) gauge theory. We find that for the most natural regions of local parameter space the coupling to the triplet is comparable to or stronger than in minimal four-dimensional GUTs thereby, for those regions, reaffirming or strengthening constraints from dimension-five proton decay. We also identify possible regions in local parameter space where the couplings to the lightest generations are substantially suppressed compared to minimal four-dimensional GUTs. We further apply our results and techniques to study other phenomenologically important operators arising from coupling to heavy modes. In particular we calculate within a toy model flavour non-universal soft masses induced by integrating out heavy modes which lead to FCNCs.We study the coupling of MSSM fields to heavy modes through cubic superpotential interactions in F-theory SU(5) GUTs. The couplings are calculated by integrating the overlap of two massless and one massive wavefunctions. The overlap integral receives contributions from only a small patch around a point of symmetry enhancement thereby allowing the wavefunctions to be determined locally on flat space, drastically simplifying the calculation. The cubic coupling between two MSSM fields and one of the massive coloured Higgs triplets present in SU(5) GUTs is calculated using a local eight-dimensional SO(12) gauge theory. We find that for the most natural regions of local parameter space the coupling to the triplet is comparable to or stronger than in minimal four-dimensional GUTs thereby, for those regions, reaffirming or strengthening constraints from dimension-five proton decay. We also identify possible regions in local parameter space where the couplings to the lightest generations are substantially suppressed compared to minimal four-dimensional GUTs. We further apply our results and techniques to study other phenomenologically important operators arising from coupling to heavy modes. In particular we calculate within a toy model flavour non-universal soft masses induced by integrating out heavy modes which lead to FCNCs.arXiv:1110.2206CPHT-RR065.0911CERN-PH-TH-2011-243ICCUB-11-170CPHT-RR065.0911CERN-PH-TH-2011-243ICCUB-11-170oai:cds.cern.ch:13895602011-10-12
spellingShingle Particle Physics - Theory
Camara, Pablo G.
Dudas, Emilian
Palti, Eran
Massive wavefunctions, proton decay and FCNCs in local F-theory GUTs
title Massive wavefunctions, proton decay and FCNCs in local F-theory GUTs
title_full Massive wavefunctions, proton decay and FCNCs in local F-theory GUTs
title_fullStr Massive wavefunctions, proton decay and FCNCs in local F-theory GUTs
title_full_unstemmed Massive wavefunctions, proton decay and FCNCs in local F-theory GUTs
title_short Massive wavefunctions, proton decay and FCNCs in local F-theory GUTs
title_sort massive wavefunctions, proton decay and fcncs in local f-theory guts
topic Particle Physics - Theory
url https://dx.doi.org/10.1007/JHEP12(2011)112
http://cds.cern.ch/record/1389560
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