Non-universal from Fluxed GUTs
arXiv:1710.02349 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2018.05.057
Abstract
We make a first systematic study of non-universal TeV scale neutral gauge bosons arising naturally from a class of F-theory inspired models broken via by flux. The phenomenological models we consider may originate from semi-local F-theory GUTs arising from a single point of local enhancement, assuming the minimal monodromy in order to allow for a renormalisable top quark Yukawa coupling. We classify such non-universal anomaly-free models requiring a minimal low energy spectrum and also allowing for a vector-like family. We discuss to what extent such models can account for the anomalous -decay ratios and .
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