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Unification and Local Baryon Number Sebastian Ohmer Collaborator: Pavel Fileviez Prez P.Fileviez Prez, SO, Phys.Lett B768 (2017), [arXiv:1612.07165] MPIK Heidelberg 17. May 2017 Motivation Motivation Standard Model of Particle Physics


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Unification and Local Baryon Number

Sebastian Ohmer

Collaborator: Pavel Fileviez Pérez

P.Fileviez Pérez, SO, Phys.Lett B768 (2017), [arXiv:1612.07165]

MPIK Heidelberg

  • 17. May 2017
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Motivation

Motivation

◮ Standard Model of Particle Physics

SU(3)C ⊗ SU(2)L ⊗ U(1)Y

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 1 / 9

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Motivation

Motivation

◮ Standard Model of Particle Physics

SU(3)C ⊗ SU(2)L ⊗ U(1)Y

◮ Baryon and lepton number classical

symmetries in standard model

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 1 / 9

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Motivation

Motivation

◮ Standard Model of Particle Physics

SU(3)C ⊗ SU(2)L ⊗ U(1)Y

◮ Baryon and lepton number classical

symmetries in standard model

◮ Proton lifetime 1034 yrs.

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 1 / 9

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Motivation

Motivation

◮ Standard Model of Particle Physics

SU(3)C ⊗ SU(2)L ⊗ U(1)Y

◮ Baryon and lepton number classical

symmetries in standard model

◮ Proton lifetime 1034 yrs.

Why three so different interactions?

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 1 / 9

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Motivation

Motivation

◮ Standard Model of Particle Physics

SU(3)C ⊗ SU(2)L ⊗ U(1)Y

◮ Baryon and lepton number classical

symmetries in standard model

◮ Proton lifetime 1034 yrs. ◮ Grand Unified Theories (GUTs) Georgi, Glashow (1974)

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 1 / 9

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Motivation

Motivation

◮ Standard Model of Particle Physics

SU(3)C ⊗ SU(2)L ⊗ U(1)Y

◮ Baryon and lepton number classical

symmetries in standard model

◮ Proton lifetime 1034 yrs. ◮ Grand Unified Theories (GUTs) Georgi, Glashow (1974) ◮ Great desert MGUT 1014−16 GeV

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 1 / 9

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Motivation

Motivation

◮ Standard Model of Particle Physics

SU(3)C ⊗ SU(2)L ⊗ U(1)Y

◮ Baryon and lepton number classical

symmetries in standard model

◮ Proton lifetime 1034 yrs. ◮ Grand Unified Theories (GUTs) Georgi, Glashow (1974) ◮ Great desert MGUT 1014−16 GeV

Untestable!

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 1 / 9

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Gauging Baryon Number

Gauging Baryon Number

How can we lower the GUT scale?

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 2 / 9

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Gauging Baryon Number

Gauging Baryon Number

Make the proton stable again!

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 2 / 9

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Gauging Baryon Number

Gauging Baryon Number

Make the proton stable again!

◮ Promote global symmetries to local symmetries

SU(3)C ⊗ SU(2)L ⊗ U(1)Y ⊗ U(1)B

Fileviez Pérez, Wise (2010)

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 2 / 9

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Gauging Baryon Number

Gauging Baryon Number

Make the proton stable again!

◮ Promote global symmetries to local symmetries

SU(3)C ⊗ SU(2)L ⊗ U(1)Y ⊗ U(1)B

Fileviez Pérez, Wise (2010) ◮ Bottom-up approaches: Leptobaryons Duerr, Fileviez Pérez, Wise (2013), Fileviez Pérez, SO, Patel (2014)

talk by Michael Duerr

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 2 / 9

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Gauging Baryon Number

Gauging Baryon Number

Make the proton stable again!

◮ Promote global symmetries to local symmetries

SU(3)C ⊗ SU(2)L ⊗ U(1)Y ⊗ U(1)B

Fileviez Pérez, Wise (2010) ◮ Bottom-up approaches: Leptobaryons Duerr, Fileviez Pérez, Wise (2013), Fileviez Pérez, SO, Patel (2014)

talk by Michael Duerr

Leptobaryons

◮ Proton decay suppressed

cB Λ15 (QQQL)3S∗

B ◮ Inherently stable cold dark matter candidate ◮ Dark matter asymmetries linked to matter-antimatter

asymmetry

◮ Predict leptophobic gauge boson ZB ◮ Enable low scale unification

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 2 / 9

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Gauging Baryon Number

Gauging Baryon Number

Make the proton stable again!

◮ Promote global symmetries to local symmetries

SU(3)C ⊗ SU(2)L ⊗ U(1)Y ⊗ U(1)B

Fileviez Pérez, Wise (2010) ◮ Bottom-up approaches: Leptobaryons Duerr, Fileviez Pérez, Wise (2013), Fileviez Pérez, SO, Patel (2014)

talk by Michael Duerr

⇒ Now: UV complete top-down approach

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 2 / 9

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SU(4)C ⊗ SU(3)L ⊗ SU(3)R

◮ Partial Unification

SU(4)C ⊗ SU(3)L ⊗ SU(3)R

◮ Standard Model fermions

Q ∼ (4, ¯ 3, 1) , Qc ∼ (¯ 4, 1, 3) , and L ∼ (1, 3, ¯ 3)

◮ Anomaly cancellation

Ψc ∼ (1, 3, 1) and η ∼ (1, 1, ¯ 3)

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 3 / 9

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SU(4)C ⊗ SU(3)L ⊗ SU(3)R

◮ Partial Unification

SU(4)C ⊗ SU(3)L ⊗ SU(3)R

◮ Standard Model fermions

Q ∼ (4, ¯ 3, 1) , Qc ∼ (¯ 4, 1, 3) , and L ∼ (1, 3, ¯ 3)

◮ Anomaly cancellation

Ψc ∼ (1, 3, 1) and η ∼ (1, 1, ¯ 3) Matrix Notation

◮ Standard Model fermions ◮ New fermions

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 3 / 9

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Symmetry Breaking

◮ Idea: baryon number as fourth color Fileviez Pérez, Wise (2013), Fornal, Rajaraman, Tait (2015)

SU(4)C → SU(3)C ⊗ U(1)B

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 4 / 9

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Symmetry Breaking

◮ Idea: baryon number as fourth color Fileviez Pérez, Wise (2013), Fornal, Rajaraman, Tait (2015)

SU(4)C → SU(3)C ⊗ U(1)B

◮ Scalar sector

Σ ∼ (15, 1, 1) with Σ = vCT 15

C

φ ∼ (4, 1, 1) with φ = (0, 0, 0, vB/ √ 2)T

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 4 / 9

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433

Symmetry Breaking

◮ Idea: baryon number as fourth color Fileviez Pérez, Wise (2013), Fornal, Rajaraman, Tait (2015)

SU(4)C → SU(3)C ⊗ U(1)B

◮ Scalar sector

Σ ∼ (15, 1, 1) with Σ = vCT 15

C

φ ∼ (4, 1, 1) with φ = (0, 0, 0, vB/ √ 2)T

talk by Juri Smirnov

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 4 / 9

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433

Symmetry Breaking

◮ Idea: baryon number as fourth color Fileviez Pérez, Wise (2013), Fornal, Rajaraman, Tait (2015)

SU(4)C → SU(3)C ⊗ U(1)B

◮ Scalar sector

Σ ∼ (15, 1, 1) with Σ = vCT 15

C

φ ∼ (4, 1, 1) with φ = (0, 0, 0, vB/ √ 2)T

talk by Juri Smirnov

◮ Masses new fermions

− L ⊃ yΨφ†QΨc + yηφQcη + h.c. ⇒ MΨ = yΨ v∗

B

√ 2 and Mη = yη vB √ 2

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 4 / 9

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Symmetry Breaking

◮ Idea: baryon number as fourth color Fileviez Pérez, Wise (2013), Fornal, Rajaraman, Tait (2015)

SU(4)C → SU(3)C ⊗ U(1)B

◮ Scalar sector

Σ ∼ (15, 1, 1) with Σ = vCT 15

C

φ ∼ (4, 1, 1) with φ = (0, 0, 0, vB/ √ 2)T

talk by Juri Smirnov

◮ Masses new fermions

− L ⊃ yΨφ†QΨc + yηφQcη + h.c. ⇒ MΨ = yΨ v∗

B

√ 2 and Mη = yη vB √ 2 ⇒ proton decay suppressed QQQLΦΦφ†/Λ5

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 4 / 9

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Trinification and Gauged Baryon Number

Trinification and Gauged Baryon Number

◮ Trinification and Gauged Baryon Number

SU(3)C ⊗ SU(3)L ⊗ SU(3)R ⊗ U(1)B

◮ Symmetry breaking to Standard Model

Φi ∼ (1, 3, ¯ 3) with i = 1, 2, 3 ⇒ Φi =

  

ϕ0

1i

ϕ+

i

H0

Li

ϕ−

i

ϕ0

2i

H−

i

H0

Ri

H+

i

S0

i

  

◮ Standard Model masses

−L ⊃ QQc (y1Φ1 + y2Φ2 + y3Φ3) + 1 2LL (k1Φ1 + k2Φ2 + k3Φ3) + h.c.

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 5 / 9

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Trinification and Gauged Baryon Number

Trinification and Gauged Baryon Number

◮ Trinification and Gauged Baryon Number

SU(3)C ⊗ SU(3)L ⊗ SU(3)R ⊗ U(1)B

◮ Symmetry breaking to Standard Model

Φi ∼ (1, 3, ¯ 3) with i = 1, 2, 3 ⇒ Φi =

  

ϕ0

1i

ϕ+

i

H0

Li

ϕ−

i

ϕ0

2i

H−

i

H0

Ri

H+

i

S0

i

  

◮ Standard Model masses

−L ⊃ QQc (y1Φ1 + y2Φ2 + y3Φ3) + 1 2LL (k1Φ1 + k2Φ2 + k3Φ3) + h.c. Symmetry Breaking

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 5 / 9

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Trinification and Gauged Baryon Number

Leptophobic Gauge Bosons

◮ SU(4)C gauge boson: Aµ =

Xµ/ √ 2 X ∗

µ/

√ 2

  • + ZBµT 15

C

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 6 / 9

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Trinification and Gauged Baryon Number

Leptophobic Gauge Bosons

◮ SU(4)C gauge boson: Aµ =

Xµ/ √ 2 X ∗

µ/

√ 2

  • + ZBµT 15

C ◮ Massless Standard Model gluons Gµ ∼ (8, 1, 1)

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 6 / 9

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Trinification and Gauged Baryon Number

Leptophobic Gauge Bosons

◮ SU(4)C gauge boson: Aµ =

Xµ/ √ 2 X ∗

µ/

√ 2

  • + ZBµT 15

C ◮ Massless Standard Model gluons Gµ ∼ (8, 1, 1) ◮ Massive leptophobic gauge boson Xµ ∼ (3, 1, 1)

M2

X = 2

3g2

Cv2 C + 1

4g2

Cv2 B

and Xµ → q ¯ Ψ, ηcqc

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 6 / 9

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Trinification and Gauged Baryon Number

Leptophobic Gauge Bosons

◮ SU(4)C gauge boson: Aµ =

Xµ/ √ 2 X ∗

µ/

√ 2

  • + ZBµT 15

C ◮ Massless Standard Model gluons Gµ ∼ (8, 1, 1) ◮ Massive leptophobic gauge boson Xµ ∼ (3, 1, 1)

M2

X = 2

3g2

Cv2 C + 1

4g2

Cv2 B

and Xµ → q ¯ Ψ, ηcqc

◮ Massive leptophobic gauge boson ZBµ ∼ (1, 1, 1)

MZB = gBvB and ZB → ¯ qq, ¯ ΨΨ, qcqc, ηcηc

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 6 / 9

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Trinification and Gauged Baryon Number

Cosmology

◮ Stable fractional charged fermions Ψ, Ψc, η, ηc

Q(Ψu) = +2/3 , Q(Ψd) = Q(ΨD) = −1/3, Q(Ψc

u) = −2/3 , Q(Ψc d) = Q(Ψc D) = +1/3,

Q(ηu) = +2/3 , Q(ηd) = Q(ηD) = −1/3, Q(ηc

u) = −2/3 , Q(ηc d) = Q(ηc D) = +1/3 .

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 7 / 9

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Trinification and Gauged Baryon Number

Cosmology

◮ Stable fractional charged fermions Ψ, Ψc, η, ηc

Q(Ψu) = +2/3 , Q(Ψd) = Q(ΨD) = −1/3, Q(Ψc

u) = −2/3 , Q(Ψc d) = Q(Ψc D) = +1/3,

Q(ηu) = +2/3 , Q(ηd) = Q(ηD) = −1/3, Q(ηc

u) = −2/3 , Q(ηc d) = Q(ηc D) = +1/3 . ◮ Stable colored bosons φr, φb, φg, Xµ

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 7 / 9

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Trinification and Gauged Baryon Number

Cosmology

◮ Stable fractional charged fermions Ψ, Ψc, η, ηc

Q(Ψu) = +2/3 , Q(Ψd) = Q(ΨD) = −1/3, Q(Ψc

u) = −2/3 , Q(Ψc d) = Q(Ψc D) = +1/3,

Q(ηu) = +2/3 , Q(ηd) = Q(ηD) = −1/3, Q(ηc

u) = −2/3 , Q(ηc d) = Q(ηc D) = +1/3 . ◮ Stable colored bosons φr, φb, φg, Xµ

Is this a problem for cosmology?

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 7 / 9

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Trinification and Gauged Baryon Number

Cosmology

◮ Stable fractional charged fermions Ψ, Ψc, η, ηc

Q(Ψu) = +2/3 , Q(Ψd) = Q(ΨD) = −1/3, Q(Ψc

u) = −2/3 , Q(Ψc d) = Q(Ψc D) = +1/3,

Q(ηu) = +2/3 , Q(ηd) = Q(ηD) = −1/3, Q(ηc

u) = −2/3 , Q(ηc d) = Q(ηc D) = +1/3 . ◮ Stable colored bosons φr, φb, φg, Xµ

No! Reheating temperature below lightest stable exotic particle ⇒ Reheating temperature ∼ multi-TeV

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 7 / 9

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Trinification and Gauged Baryon Number

433 @ Colliders

◮ Leptophobic gauge boson ZB

Bounds leptophobic gauge boson ZB

Duerr, Fileviez Pérez, Smirnov (2017)

talks by Michael Duerr and Juri Smirnov

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 8 / 9

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Trinification and Gauged Baryon Number

433 @ Colliders

◮ Leptophobic gauge boson ZB

Properties leptophobic gauge boson ZB

Decay Width ZB Branching ZB

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 8 / 9

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433 @ Colliders

◮ Leptophobic gauge boson ZB

Properties leptophobic gauge boson ZB

Decay Width ZB Branching ZB

◮ Stable charged particles

pp → γ∗, Z ∗, Z ∗

B → ¯

ΨΨ, ¯ ηη

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 8 / 9

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433 @ Colliders

◮ Leptophobic gauge boson ZB

Properties leptophobic gauge boson ZB

Decay Width ZB Branching ZB

◮ Stable charged particles

pp → γ∗, Z ∗, Z ∗

B → ¯

ΨΨ, ¯ ηη

◮ Stable colored particles ⇒ R-hadrons

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 8 / 9

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Conclusions

Conclusions

◮ UV completion of Standard Model at low scales

⇒ proton decay suppressed QQQLΦΦφ†/Λ5

◮ Stable fractional charged and/or colored particles

⇒ Reheating temperature multi-TeV regime ⇒ Exotic signatures at the LHC

Sebastian Ohmer (MPIK) 9 / 9