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HUGS 2018 Jefferson Lab, Newport News, VA May 29- June 15 2018 Fundamental Symmetries - 3 Vincenzo Cirigliano Los Alamos National Laboratory Plan of the lectures Review symmetry and symmetry breaking Introduce the Standard Model and


  1. HUGS 2018 Jefferson Lab, Newport News, VA May 29- June 15 2018 Fundamental Symmetries - 3 Vincenzo Cirigliano Los Alamos National Laboratory

  2. Plan of the lectures • Review symmetry and symmetry breaking • Introduce the Standard Model and its symmetries • Beyond the SM: • hints from current discrepancies? • effective theory perspective • Discuss a number of “worked examples” • Precision measurements: charged current (beta decays); neutral current (Parity Violating Electron Scattering). • Symmetry tests: CP (T) violation and EDMs; Lepton Number violation and neutrino-less double beta decay.

  3. Status of the Standard Model • Tested at the loop level in both electroweak and flavor sector • Experimental hints pointing to new physics: • Neutrino mass • Sterile neutrinos? • Few-sigma discrepancies in precision physics • Muon g-2 • Lepton universality in B meson decays • Neutron lifetime: beam vs bottle • …

  4. What about neutrino masses? arXiv:1010.4131

  5. What about neutrino masses? • Neutrino mass requires new degrees of freedom • Lorentz invariant “mass terms” for fermions (1) (2) • In the case of neutrinos: • option (1) requires introducing ν R and using Higgs to make it SU(2) gauge invariant (as for other fermions) • option (2) is not SU(2) gauge invariant

  6. What about neutrino masses? • Neutrino mass requires new degrees of freedom • Simple / natural option: three R-handed neutrinos ν Ri (gauge singlets) Both allowed by gauge symmetry Mass term breaks U(1) L

  7. ⇒ What about neutrino masses? • Neutrino mass requires new degrees of freedom • Simple / natural option: three R-handed neutrinos ν Ri (gauge singlets) • Dirac neutrinos: M R = 0. Complete analogy to quark sector (B → L), except for tiny (O(10 -10 )) Yukawa couplings Unitary mixing in CC vertex: 3 angles, 1 phase

  8. • Majorana neutrinos: M R ≠ 0. L not conserved • In general 6x6 mass matrix for : six Majorana ( ν = ν c ) eigenstates • If M R >> vY ν : 3 light ( ν L →ν i ) and 3 heavy ( ν R → N i ) eigenstates φ φ We could have written this term M R-1 without reference to ν R and in SU(2) gauge-invariant form ν L ν R ν R ν L (more later) Y ν * Y ν †

  9. ⇒ • Majorana neutrinos: M R ≠ 0. L not conserved • In general 6x6 mass matrix for : six Majorana ( ν = ν c ) eigenstates • If M R >> vY ν : 3 light ( ν L →ν i ) and 3 heavy ( ν R → N i ) eigenstates • Mixing of 3 light Majorana neutrinos: Unitary mixing in CC vertex: 3 angles, 1+2 phases

  10. Neutrino phenomenology • L ν SM probed at the Intensity Frontier (accelerator, reactor) and Cosmic Frontier (solar, atmospheric, astro) • Oscillation experiments sensitive to mass splittings and mixing angles Image credit: B. Kayser

  11. Neutrino phenomenology • L ν SM probed at the Intensity Frontier (accelerator, reactor) and Cosmic Frontier (solar, atmospheric, astro) • Oscillation experiments sensitive to mass splittings and mixing angles Image credit: B. Kayser KAMLAND 2011 Reactor electron anti-neturino survival probability

  12. Neutrino phenomenology • L ν SM probed at the Intensity Frontier (accelerator, reactor) and Cosmic Frontier (solar, atmospheric, astro) • Oscillation experiments sensitive to mass splittings and mixing angles World data consistent with 3 light states, but other light ν not excluded ~2.4 10 -3 eV 2 ~7.5 10 -5 eV 2 INVERTED SPECTRUM NORMAL SPECTRUM m lightest2 = ? PDG 2014 11

  13. Neutrino phenomenology • L ν SM probed at the Intensity Frontier (accelerator, reactor) and Cosmic Frontier (solar, atmospheric, astro) • Oscillation experiments sensitive to mass splittings and mixing angles World data consistent with 3 light states, but other light ν not excluded U ~2.4 10 -3 eV 2 A. de Gouvea ~7.5 10 -5 eV 2 INVERTED SPECTRUM NORMAL SPECTRUM m lightest2 = ?

  14. Open questions • Many key aspects of ν dynamics remain unknown, and will be explored by experiments in the next decade • Symmetries / particle content: • Is lepton number (L) broken? (Dirac vs Majorana) (0 νββ ) • Are there light sterile ν ’s? (short-baseline anomalies, cosmo) • Determine parameters of mass matrix (regardless its origin): • (beta decay, 0 νββ *, cosmology*) Absolute mass scale • Mass ordering (oscillation experiments) • Mixing angles ( ✔ ), CPV phase

  15. Sterile neutrinos? • Anomalies in ν e disappearance ν e to ν μ appearance data _ _ • Reactor anomaly: ν e to ν e (~3 σ ), now independent of calculated flux DANSS 1804.04046

  16. Sterile neutrinos? • Anomalies in ν e disappearance ν e to ν μ appearance data _ _ • Reactor anomaly: ν e to ν e (~3 σ ), • Short-baseline anomaly: ν μ to ν e excess (4.8 σ ) now independent of calculated flux DANSS 1804.04046 Mini-BooNE 1805.12028

  17. Sterile neutrinos? • Anomalies in ν e disappearance ν e to ν μ appearance data • Global analysis in 3+1 scheme, using increasingly strong bounds on ν μ disappearance (MINOS+, …) 1803.10661 phase = 4.7 σ tension between different data sets! MicroBooNE at FNAL will shed light on MiniBooNE excess (e vs γ discrimination)

  18. Status of the Standard Model • Tested at the loop level in both electroweak and flavor sector • Experimental hints pointing to new physics: • Neutrino mass • Sterile neutrinos? • Few-sigma discrepancies in precision physics • Muon g-2 • Lepton universality in B meson decays • Neutron lifetime: beam vs bottle • …

  19. Muon anomalous magnetic moment • Dirac predicts g=2 in 1928 • 1947: Measurements find g e ≠ 2 • Schwinger calculated Great success of QED D. Kawall

  20. D. Hertzog • Current experimental precision: Δ g e =5.2 ⨉ 10 -13 and Δ g μ =1.2 ⨉ 10 -9 • g e used to determine the electromagnetic coupling • g μ used to challenge the SM! • How is g μ (a μ ) measured? • Exploit the fact that momentum and spin do not precess in the same way in a B field • Relative frequency ω a proportional to (g-2)*B

  21. • Where are we? Experiment SM theory vs Dominant uncertainties: ongoing efforts to improve these results using Lattice QCD

  22. • Where are we? Experiment SM theory vs Dominant uncertainties: ongoing efforts to improve these results using Lattice QCD Goal: 0.14 ppm New g-2 at Fermilab (FNALE989) and J-PARCE34 will improve D. Hertzog uncertainty factor of 4 Establish confidence in error bar

  23. • Where are we? Experiment SM theory vs Dominant uncertainties: ongoing efforts to improve these results using Lattice QCD D. Hertzog ? New physics?

  24. Lepton universality in B decays G. Onderwater, CIPANP 2018

  25. Lepton universality in B decays R(D*) G. Onderwater, CIPANP 2018

  26. Lepton universality in B decays R(D*) G. Onderwater, CIPANP 2018

  27. Lepton universality in B decays (not shown here) G. Onderwater, CIPANP 2018

  28. Neutron lifetime puzzle Count the living B. Fornal, CIPANP 2018

  29. Neutron lifetime puzzle Count the dead Count the living B. Fornal, CIPANP 2018

  30. Neutron lifetime puzzle B. Fornal, CIPANP 2018

  31. Neutron lifetime puzzle B. Fornal, CIPANP 2018

  32. Neutron lifetime puzzle From 9 Be stability B. Fornal, CIPANP 2018

  33. Neutron lifetime puzzle From 9 Be stability B. Fornal, CIPANP 2018

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