Top Down Electroweak Dipole Operators
arXiv:1706.08548 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2018.04.022
Abstract
We derive present constraints on, and prospective sensitivity to, the electric dipole moment (EDM) of the top quark () implied by searches for the EDMs of the electron and nucleons. Above the electroweak scale , the arises from two gauge invariant operators generated at a scale that also mix with the light fermion EDMs under renormalization group evolution at two-loop order. Bounds on the EDMs of first generation fermion systems thus imply bounds on . Working in the leading log-squared approximation, we find that the present upper bound on is roughly cm for TeV, except in regions of finely tuned cancellations that allow for to be up to fifty times larger. Future and probes may yield an order of magnitude increase in sensitivity, while inclusion of a prospective proton EDM search may lead to an additional increase in reach.
7 pages, 6 figures
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