Modular symmetry in the SMEFT
arXiv:2112.00493 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.105.055022
Abstract
We study the modular symmetric standard-model effective field theory. We employ the stringy Ansatz on coupling structure that 4-point couplings of matter fields are written by a product of 3-point couplings of matter fields, i.e., . In this framework, we discuss the flavor structure of bilinear fermion operators and 4-fermion operators, where the holomorphic and anti-holomorphic modular forms appear. From the Ansatz, the modular-invariant semileptonic four-fermion operator does not lead to the flavor changing (FC) processes since this operator would be constructed in terms of gauge couplings as . The chirality flipped bilinear operator also does not lead FC if the mediated mode corresponds to the Higgs boson . In this case, the flavor structure of this operator is the exactly same as the mass matrix. On the other hand, if the flavor structure of the operator is not the exactly same as the mass matrix, the situation would change drastically. Then, we obtain the non-trivial relations of FC transitions at nearby fixed points , which are testable in the future. As an application, we discuss the relations of the lepton flavor violation processes and at nearby , where the successful lepton mass matrix was obtained. We also study the flavor changing 4-quark operators in the modular symmetry of quarks. As a result, the minimal flavor violation could be realized by taking relevant specific parameter sets of order one.
48 pages, 14 tables, revised discussion in Sec.4, several tables modified
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