Monopoles, Exotic states and Muon in TeV scale Trinification
arXiv:2201.11609 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-022-10727-w
Abstract
We study the low energy implications of a trinification model based on the gauge symmetry , without imposing gauge coupling unification. A minimal model requires two Higgs multiplets that reside in the bi-fundamental representation of , and this is shown to be adequate for accommodating the Standard Model (SM) fermion masses and generate, via loop corrections and seesaw mechanism, suitable masses for the heavy neutral leptons as well as the observed SM neutrinos. We estimate a lower bound of around 15 TeV for the masses of the new down-type quarks that are required by the symmetry. We examine the resonant production at the LHC of the new gauge bosons, which leads to a lower bound of 16 TeV for the symmetry breaking scale of . We also show how the muon anomaly can be resolved in the presence of these new gauge bosons and the heavy charged leptons present in the model. Finally, the model predicts the presence of a topologically stable monopole carrying three quanta of Dirac magnetic charge and mass TeV. If new matter fields lying in the fundamental representations of G are included, the model predicts the presence of exotic leptons, mesons and baryons carrying fractional electric charges such as and , fully compatible with the Dirac quantization condition.
arXiv comment27 pages and references, 5 figures
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