A low scale left-right symmetric mirror model

Abstract

A left-right symmetric mirror model restoring parity at a high scale in a way such that the mirror fermions and mirror gauge sector simultaneously could exist at TeV scale is discussed. We also provide an ultraviolet completion of the model with vector-like fermions, and discuss some theoretical and phenomenological implications of this model.

13 pages, published version

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