The light U boson as the mediator of a new force, coupled to a combination of Q, B, L and dark matter
arXiv:1611.05357 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-016-4568-9
Abstract
A new light gauge boson may have both vector and axial couplings. In a large class of theories however, the new current naturally combines with the weak neutral current , both parity-violating, into a vectorial current , combination of the and electromagnetic currents with a possible dark matter current. may be expressed equivalently as ("mixing with the ") or ("mixing with the photon"), with coupled to and dark matter. The boson may be viewed as a generalized dark photon, coupled to SM particles through , with strength . "Kinetic mixing" terms, gauge invariant or not, simply correspond to a description in a non-orthogonal field basis (rather than to a new physical effect), with the dark photon in general also coupled to and . In a grand-unified theory at the GUT scale for SM particles, invariant under the electrostrong symmetry group, with a non-vanishing already present at the GUT scale, leading to at low energy. This also applies, for a very light or massless boson, to a new long-range force, which could show up through apparent violations of the Equivalence Principle.
12 pages, 3 figures
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