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Dimensional Transmutation in Particle Physics and Cosmology
<!--HTML-->Models with classical scale invariance (CSI) provides us with a dynamical origin for all masses (via dimensional transmutation) and can account for all evidence of beyond the standard model physics. Furthermore, a general theory with CSI is renormalizable (even in the gravity sector...
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author | Salvio, Alberto |
author_facet | Salvio, Alberto |
author_sort | Salvio, Alberto |
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description | <!--HTML-->Models with classical scale invariance (CSI) provides us with a dynamical origin for all masses (via dimensional transmutation) and can account for all evidence of beyond the standard model physics. Furthermore, a general theory with CSI is renormalizable (even in the gravity sector) and can solve the hierarchy problem. The price to pay is a classical ghost. The theory, however, admits quantizations that preserve unitarity and a Hamiltonian bounded from below. The solution of the hierarchy problem implies that the theory can be tested through inflationary data (indeed it predicts a (gravitational) isocurvature mode that could be observed in the next future).
I will give an overview of CSI and introduce the subsequent talks on this subject. |
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spelling | cern-26579622022-11-02T22:34:49Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/2657962engSalvio, AlbertoDimensional Transmutation in Particle Physics and CosmologyScale invariance in particle physics and cosmologyTH institutes<!--HTML-->Models with classical scale invariance (CSI) provides us with a dynamical origin for all masses (via dimensional transmutation) and can account for all evidence of beyond the standard model physics. Furthermore, a general theory with CSI is renormalizable (even in the gravity sector) and can solve the hierarchy problem. The price to pay is a classical ghost. The theory, however, admits quantizations that preserve unitarity and a Hamiltonian bounded from below. The solution of the hierarchy problem implies that the theory can be tested through inflationary data (indeed it predicts a (gravitational) isocurvature mode that could be observed in the next future). I will give an overview of CSI and introduce the subsequent talks on this subject.oai:cds.cern.ch:26579622019 |
spellingShingle | TH institutes Salvio, Alberto Dimensional Transmutation in Particle Physics and Cosmology |
title | Dimensional Transmutation in Particle Physics and Cosmology |
title_full | Dimensional Transmutation in Particle Physics and Cosmology |
title_fullStr | Dimensional Transmutation in Particle Physics and Cosmology |
title_full_unstemmed | Dimensional Transmutation in Particle Physics and Cosmology |
title_short | Dimensional Transmutation in Particle Physics and Cosmology |
title_sort | dimensional transmutation in particle physics and cosmology |
topic | TH institutes |
url | http://cds.cern.ch/record/2657962 |
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