Low-energy probes of small CMB amplitude in models of radiative Higgs mechanism
arXiv:2105.01217 · doi:10.1093/ptep/ptac040
Abstract
The small CMB amplitude (or, small temperature fluctuation ) typically requires an unnaturally small effective coupling of an inflaton . In successful models, there usually is extra suppression of the amplitude, e.g. by large-field inflaton with non-minimal coupling , so that can be much larger. But and cannot be simultaneously; the naturalness burden is shared between them. We show that the absence of new physics signals at TeV scale may prefer a more natural size of with , constraining larger with larger more strongly. This intriguing connection between low- and high-energy physics is made in the scenarios with where inflaton's renormalization running also induces Coleman-Weinberg mechanism for the electroweak symmetry breaking. We particularly work out the prospects of LHC 13 and 100 TeV colliders for probing the parameter space of the small CMB amplitude.
16 pages, 4 figures
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