Vanishing Higgs Potential in Minimal Dark Matter Models
arXiv:1506.06553 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2015.10.006
Abstract
We consider the Standard Model with a new particle which is charged under with the hypercharge being zero. Such a particle is known as one of the dark matter (DM) candidates. We examine the realization of the multiple point criticality principle (MPP) in this class of models. Namely, we investigate whether the one-loop effective Higgs potential and its derivative can become simultaneously zero at around the string/Planck scale, based on the one/two-loop renormalization group equations. As a result, we find that only the triplet extensions can realize the MPP. More concretely, in the case of the triplet Majorana fermion, the MPP is realized at the scale if the top mass is around GeV. On the other hand, for the real triplet scalar, the MPP can be satisfied for GeV and GeV, depending on the coupling between the Higgs and DM.
16 pages, 5 figures; some typos are corrected, footnotes are added, references are added, version to appear in PLB (v2)
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