Enhanced EDMs from Small Instantons
arXiv:2205.07948 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.106.015030
Abstract
We show that models in which the strong problem is solved by introducing an axion field with a mass enhanced by non-QCD UV dynamics at a scale exhibit enhanced sensitivity to external sources of violation. In the presence of higher-dimensional -odd sources at a scale , the same mechanisms that enhance the axion mass also modify the axion potential, shifting the potential minimum by a factor . This phenomenon of -violation enhancement, which puts stringent constraints on the scale of new physics, is explicitly demonstrated within a broad class of "small instanton" models with -odd sources arising from the dimension-six Weinberg gluonic and four-fermion operators. We find that for heavy axion masses MeV, arising from new dynamics at GeV, violation generated up to the Planck scale can be probed by future electric dipole moment experiments.
arXiv comment21 pages, 4 figures; v2: version published in PRD
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