Scale invariance and the electroweak symmetry breaking
arXiv:1303.5897
Abstract
We argue that classical scale invariance provides a technically natural solution to the problem of the radiative stability of the electroweak scale. Some realistic electroweak scale-invariant models are considered and their possible manifestations at the LHC are briefly discussed.
5 pages, no figures. Talk given at ICHEP-2012, to appear in the proceedings
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