Supersymmetric and the Weak Gravity Conjecture
arXiv:1903.05703 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.100.043526
Abstract
The gauge symmetry is the unique maximal subgroup of SO(10) which retains manifest unification at of the Standard Model gauge couplings, especially if low scale supersymmetry is present. The spontaneous breaking of at some intermediate scale leaves unbroken a symmetry which is precisely `matter' parity. This yields a stable supersymmetric dark matter particle as well as topologically stable cosmic strings. Motivated by the weak gravity conjecture we impose unification of and at an ultraviolet cutoff GeV, where denotes the gauge coupling at and GeV is the reduced Planck Scale. The impact of dimension five operators suppressed by on gauge coupling unification, proton lifetime estimates and Yukawa unification is discussed. In particular, the gauge boson mediated proton decay into can lie within the sensitivity of HyperKamiokande. We also discuss how the intermediate scale strings may survive inflation while the monopoles are inflated away. The unbroken symmetry provides an intriguing link between dark matter, black holes carrying `quantum hair' and cosmic strings.
6 pages, 6 figures
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