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Large extra dimensions Randall-Sundrum Supersymmetry Z Radion Graviton / in LR-model (g-2) Spin correlation rotating black holes (1999-2001) 3 Higgs


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송희성 선생님과 공동연구 Large extra dimensions Randall-Sundrum Supersymmetry Z’ Radion Graviton 𝞯’/𝞯 in LR-model (g-2) Spin correlation rotating black holes

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송희성 선생님과 공동 연구 (1999-2001)

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Higgs as Inflaton

박성찬 (연세대)

고 송희성 교수님 추모 심포지움 2017.4.13.

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Cut-off scale of the SM

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Cut-off scale of the SM

  • In principle, we can ‘calculate’ everything E< 𝝡SM

with unlimited precision.

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Cut-off scale of the SM

  • In principle, we can ‘calculate’ everything E< 𝝡SM

with unlimited precision.

  • 𝝡SM > TeV, LHC
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Cut-off scale of the SM

  • In principle, we can ‘calculate’ everything E< 𝝡SM

with unlimited precision.

  • 𝝡SM > TeV, LHC
  • 𝝡SM ~ Mplanck, in principle as the SM is

renormalizable

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Cut-off scale of the SM

  • In principle, we can ‘calculate’ everything E< 𝝡SM

with unlimited precision.

  • 𝝡SM > TeV, LHC
  • 𝝡SM ~ Mplanck, in principle as the SM is

renormalizable

  • We may extrapolate all the way up to the Planck

energy and see what would happen there.

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Higgs + Gravity

V (H) = λ

  • |H|2 − v2/2

2

S = Z d4x√g M 2

P +ξ|H|2

2 R + |DH|2 − V (H) + LSM

  • dim=4

dim>4 + X

n=1

O4+n M n

Planck

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Higgs=R2

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Higgs=R2

S = Z d4x√g

  • (1 + ξφ2)R + (∂φ)2 − λφ4
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Higgs=R2

S = Z d4x√g

  • (1 + ξφ2)R + (∂φ)2 − λφ4

**During inflation kinetic energy is not important so that φ can be regarded as an auxiliary field.

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Higgs=R2

S = Z d4x√g

  • (1 + ξφ2)R + (∂φ)2 − λφ4

**During inflation kinetic energy is not important so that φ can be regarded as an auxiliary field.

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Higgs=R2

S = Z d4x√g

  • (1 + ξφ2)R + (∂φ)2 − λφ4

**During inflation kinetic energy is not important so that φ can be regarded as an auxiliary field.

δφ : 2ξφR − 4λφ3 = 0

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Higgs=R2

S = Z d4x√g

  • (1 + ξφ2)R + (∂φ)2 − λφ4

**During inflation kinetic energy is not important so that φ can be regarded as an auxiliary field.

δφ : 2ξφR − 4λφ3 = 0

φ2 = ξ 2λR

  • >
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Higgs=R2

S = Z d4x√g

  • (1 + ξφ2)R + (∂φ)2 − λφ4

**During inflation kinetic energy is not important so that φ can be regarded as an auxiliary field.

δφ : 2ξφR − 4λφ3 = 0

φ2 = ξ 2λR

  • >
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Higgs=R2

S = Z d4x√g

  • (1 + ξφ2)R + (∂φ)2 − λφ4

**During inflation kinetic energy is not important so that φ can be regarded as an auxiliary field.

δφ : 2ξφR − 4λφ3 = 0

φ2 = ξ 2λR

  • >

S = Z d4x√g ✓ R + ξ2 4λR2 + · · · ◆

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Higgs=R2

S = Z d4x√g

  • (1 + ξφ2)R + (∂φ)2 − λφ4

**During inflation kinetic energy is not important so that φ can be regarded as an auxiliary field.

δφ : 2ξφR − 4λφ3 = 0

φ2 = ξ 2λR

  • >

S = Z d4x√g ✓ R + ξ2 4λR2 + · · · ◆

Starobinski (R2) inflation

α = ξ2 4λ

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Higgs=R2

S = Z d4x√g

  • (1 + ξφ2)R + (∂φ)2 − λφ4

**During inflation kinetic energy is not important so that φ can be regarded as an auxiliary field.

δφ : 2ξφR − 4λφ3 = 0

φ2 = ξ 2λR

  • >

S = Z d4x√g ✓ R + ξ2 4λR2 + · · · ◆

Starobinski (R2) inflation

α = ξ2 4λ

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The Higgs potential in Einstein frame

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The Higgs potential in Einstein frame

inflation here

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The Higgs potential in Einstein frame

inflation here

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The Higgs potential in Einstein frame

inflation here

50 100 150 200 250 300 350 2×108 4×108 6×108 8×108

EWSB here

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Higgs inflation provides very good fit to the data!

Planck [Astron.Astrophys. 594 (2016)]

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RG running of lambda

self int. gauge int.

This dominates over other interactions.

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MC mass vs pole mass

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2-loop effective coupling

criticality

Hamada, Kawai, Oda, SCP [PRL 2014, PRD2015]

  • S. Moch, et al.,MITP report

[1405.4781]

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Mt & MH from Higgs inflation

H i g g s I n f l a t i

  • n

Hamada, Kawai, Oda, SCP [PRL(2014)] Hamada, Kawai, Oda, SCP, [PRD(2015)]

check with full EWPT & Gfitter

  • S. Heinemeyer, R. Kogler, SCP in progress
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Potential Synergy

Cosmological observation

especially primordial gravitational wave

=

Precision particle physics experiments

e.g. top quark mass

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