Electroweak-flavour and quark-lepton unification: a family non-universal path
arXiv:2212.06163 · doi:10.1007/JHEP04(2023)030
Abstract
We present a family-non-universal extension of the Standard Model where the the first two families feature both quark-lepton and electroweak-flavour unification, via the gauge group, whereas quark-lepton unification for the third family is realised à la Pati-Salam. Via staggered symmetry breaking steps, this construction offers a natural explanation for the observed hierarchical pattern of fermion masses and mixings, while providing a natural suppression for flavour-changing processes involving the first two generations. The last-but-one step in the symmetry-breaking chain is a non-universal 4321 model, characterised by a vector leptoquark naturally coupled mainly to the third generation. The stability of the Higgs sector points to a 4321SM symmetry-breaking scale around the TeV, with interesting phenomenological consequences in physics and collider processes that differ from those of other known 4321 completions.
34 pages. Minor modifications of the phenomenological discussion in view of new results on RK(*), which reinforce the consistency of the model
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