BSM and the Origin of Higgs Kobe Univ. 14 March 2012
Yutaka Hosotani
SO(5)xU(1)
Gauge-Higgs Unification
125 GeV,
but with non-SM couplings,
gauge-Higgs unification
2 not seen at LHC
as it is stable,
or
If the Englert-Brout-Higgs boson is
∪
4D Higgs fields
H
extra-dim. component A
y3
4-dim. components A
µ4D gauge fields
γ , W , Z
∪
EW symmetry breaking
Hosotani mechanism Aharonov-Bohm phase
Gauge-Higgs unification
A M in 5 dim.
e
iθˆH(x)∼ P exp
� ig
�
C
dyA
yHiggs boson as an AB phase in extra dim �
θ ˆ
H(x) = θ
H+ H (x) f
Hθ
H= � Higgs �
f
H ■masses for
quarks/leptons/W,Z
�
■symmetry breaking
4
C y
θ H ∼ θ H + 2π differs from SM.
in Randall-Sundrum warped space SO (5) × U (1)
ds
2= e
−2k|y|dx
µdx
µ+ dy
20 ≤ | y | ≤ L = πR
Planck brane TeV brane
AdS Λ = − 6 k
2SO (5) × U (1)
g
Ag
Bbrane scalar
brane fermions quarks, leptons
YH, Oda, Ohnuma, Sakamura 2008 YH, Noda, Uekusa 2009
5
Agashe, Contino, Pomarol, 2005
� A
µA
y�
(x, − y) = P
0� A
µ− A
y�
(x, y)P
0†� A
µA
y�
(x, πR − y ) = P
1� A
µ− A
y�
(x, π R + y)P
1†Orbifold BC
y = 0 y = πR
P0 = P1 =
−1
−1
−1
−1
+1
4D gauge bosons and Higgs
φ1 φ2 φ3 φ4 Ay ∼
Higgs
4D Higgs doublet
Aµ ∼
W Z γ
θ
H� = 0 → U (1)
EM6
� = SU (2)
L× U (1)
YSO(5) → SO (4) � SU (2)
�L× SU (2)
�Rbrane scalar SO(4) × U (1) → SU (2)
�L× U (1)
�RS:
fermions
k , z
L= e
kLg
A, g
BOne free parameter z L
parameters
quark/lepton masses
α
w, sin
2θ
Wm
Zinputs
7
Warped space
Planck scale Weak scale
m W
8
TeV scale m KK
output ☺
m
KK= πke
−kL∼ π √
kL m
WkL = 30 ∼ 40 for zL = 1013 ∼ 1017
EW Symmetry breaking
☺
output
input
input
Effective interactions
L eff ∼ − � 1 2 gf
Hsin ˆ θ
H�
2� W
µ†W
µ+ 2 cos 1
2θ
W
Z
µZ
µ�
− y
ff
Hsin ˆ θ
Hψ
fψ
fθ ˆ
H= θ
H+ H
f
Hf
H= 2
√ kL
m
KKπ g
9
cos θ
HWWH ×
Yukawa ZZH = SM
f
Hsin ˆ θ
H→ v + H
in SM
θ
H∼ θ
H+ 2π
YH, Oda, Ohnuma, Sakamura 2008 YH, Noda, Uekusa 2009
Planck brane TeV brane
� T ˆ
RB ˆ
R�
� U ˆ
RD ˆ
R�
� X ˆ
RY ˆ
R�
(
12, 0)
SO(5) × U (1)
Leptons
ν
ττ L
1XL
1Yτ
�
−1
L
2XL
2YL
3XL
3Yν
τ�
0
Matter content
�Lˆ1XR Lˆ1Y R
�
�Lˆ2XR Lˆ2Y R
�
�Lˆ3XR Lˆ3Y R
�
Quarks
U D X Y b
�
−1 3
T B
t b t
�
2 3(
12,
12) ⊕ (0, 0)
vector rep
L
R
L L L
R
L L L L
R
L L L L
R
L L L L
Φ ˆ (0,
12)
Brane scalar
� Φ ˆ � � = 0
Ψ(x, −y) = P0γ5Ψ(x, y)
Ψ(x,πR − y) = P1γ5Ψ(x,πR + y)
10
Anomaly
cancelation
11
m
H= 135 GeV (z
L= 10
15)
θ
H= π
2 SU (2) � L × U (1) � → U (1) EM
EW Symmetry breaking
Hosotani mechanism
z
L= 10
150.5 1.0 1.5 2.0
0.5 U
-
0.5 0-
1.-
1.5-
2.0-
2.5θ /π
Hgauge
total
fermions (top)
V
eff(θ
H)/m
4KKH : −
all other SM particles : +
Stable Higgs
12
YH, Ko, Tanaka, 2009 YH, Tanaka, Uekusa, 2010
π
2 + H
f
H− π
2 − H f
Hπ
2 − H f
HH parity at θ H = 1 2 π
mirror sym period π
Agashe, Contino, Da Rold, Pomarol 2006
T parameter Zb ¯ b
H parity
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{ T
α} = { T
aL, T
aR, T
aˆ, T
ˆ4}
SO(5)/SO(4) SO(5) : SO(4) � SU (2)
�L× SU (2)
�RT
ˆ4→ − T
ˆ4P H : SU (2)
�L↔ SU (2)
�RSO (5) × U (1) X
Where is SU(2) x U(1) in SO(5) x U(1) ?
L Y
� = SU (2)
L× U (1)
Y→ SU (2)
�L× U (1)
�Brane scalar
� Φ ˆ � � = 0
→ SO(4) × U (1)
X� SU (2)
�L× SU (2)
�R× U (1)
XB.C.
→ U (1)
EMθ
H� = 0
14
YH, Sakamura 2007 Contino, Marzocca, Pappadopulo, Rattazzi 2011
Hatanaka, YH, Shimotani
SO(5) { T
La, T
Ra, T ˆ
a, T ˆ
4}
SU (2)
�L× SU (2)
�R{ I
La, I
Ra, I ˆ
a, I ˆ
4}
SU (2)
L× SU (2)
R� I
LaI
Ra�
= 1 ± cos θ
H2 T
La+ 1 ∓ cos θ
H2 T
Ra∓ sin θ
H√ 2 T ˆ
aNote: T
La+ T
Ra= I
La+ I
Ra: custodial SU (2)
V15
Q
EM= I
L3+ I
R3+ Q
X= T
L3+ T
R3+ Q
XI
α(θ
H) = ΩT
αΩ
−1Ω = e
i√2θHT ˆ4W
±couples to I
L1± iI
L2YH, Sakamura 2007
Hatanaka, YH, Shimotani
W
±I
L1± iI
L2Higgs I ˆ
4= ˆ T
4Z c
WI
L3− s
WI
YI
Y= s
φI
R3+ c
φT
X, s
φ= t
Wγ s
WI
L3+ c
WI
YI
α(θ
H) = ΩT
αΩ
−1Ω = e
i√2θHTˆ4SU(2) rotates in SO(5). L
16
W
µ±
Z
µγ
µ
Z ˜
µ�
SU (2)
RSU (2)
LU (1)
X� W
µ(n)(x) �
C (z ; λ
(n)W)I
L+(θ
H) − sin θ
H√ 2 [ ˆ S (z ; λ
(n)W) − C (z ; λ
(n)W)] ˆ T
+�
To be precise
All KK modes participate.
17
W
Lµ1, W
Lµ2
W
Lµ3B
µXW
Rµ3
S, T : need reexamination.
SU(2) rotates in SO(5). L
Collider signatures
18
No single-Higgs production Higgs pair production
H parity
Cheung, Song, 1004.2783, Alves, 1008.0016 YH, Tanaka, Uekusa, 1103.6076
Higgs = missing energy, momentum hard to confirm at LHC/ILC
Stable Higgs
sin
2θ
Wχ
2(AF B ) χ
2(Z decay )
No. data
6 8
SM
0.2312 10.8 13.6
z
L: 10
15z
L: 10
10z
L: 10
5YH, Tanaka, Uekusa, 2011
Gauge couplings
precision measurements
◊ Z-decay branching fractions
◊ Forward-backward asymmetry in e
+e
−→ Z → � � ¯ , q q ¯
z
L≥ 10
150.2309
6.3
0.2303 6.4
0.2284 7.1 16.5 37.7 184.5
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Large widths
Strong couplings for right-handed quarks and lepton
KK Z (1) & γ (1)
m Γ z
Lin GeV
γ (1)
10
151144 1959 10
5678 446 m
Γ z
Lin GeV
Z (1)
10
151130
422 10
5653 104
20
Not seen at LHC, so far. ☹
W W Z W W Z
(1)W W Z
(2)W W Z
(3)W W Z
(4)W W Z
(5)0.999 85
− 0.0343
2.07 × 10
−5− 1.25 × 10
−3− 1.38 × 10
−5− 2.04 × 10
−4g
W W Z(n)/g
e
Le
Ru
Ru
Lt
Lt
R0.0311
− 0.0400
− 0.2058 2.516
− 1.656
− 1.467
Z (1) couplings
ν
eLe
Lν
µLµ
Lu
Ld
Lt
Lb
Lu
Rd
Rt
Rb
R1.0053 1.0053 1.0053 0.9816
− 5 × 10
−12− 0.0009
couplings
W
21
z
Lm
H10
510
1010
15108 135
72 GeV
Stable Higgs Dark Matter
20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
Higgs mass (GeV) 0
0.1 0.2
7 Hh2
semi-analytic micrOMEGAs WMAP
WMAP
Gauge-Higgs
m H
Ω
Hh
2Relic abundance
WMAP data
m
H= 70 ∼ 75 GeV
22
YH, Ko, Tanaka, 2009
Collider signatures z
L> 10
15m
H= 135 GeV Dark matter m
H= 70 ∼ 75 GeV z
L∼ 10
523
SUSY exact m
H= 0
broken 70 ∼ 75 GeV
Hatanaka, YH, 1111.3756
� t
m
n�
W, Z, Higgs
� m
n�
t ˜
� m ˜
n= �
m
2n+ Λ
2stop� W , ˜ Z, ˜ Higgs ˜
˜
m
n= �
m
2n+ Λ
2gh24
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500
0 200 400 600 800 1000
�
gh� GeV �
�
stop� GeV �
mh�120GeV
mh�75GeV
mh�70GeV Phase transition
No EWSB
zL = 1015 zL = 1017
m
h= 120 GeV
m
h= 75 GeV
m
h= 70 GeV
Λ
stop= 250 − 275 GeV Λ
gh< 100 GeV
for m
h= 70 ∼ 75 GeV
300 - 320 GeV stop
neutralino < 100 GeV
gluino > 1 TeV
25 125 GeV with non-SM couplings,
or
(extra dimensions).
gauge-Higgs
If the Englert-Brout-Higgs boson is
not seen at LHC (as it is stable),
Summary