The vertex in a left-right model
arXiv:2212.12075 · doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysb.2023.116373
Abstract
We consider the one-loop corrections to the vertex in a -conserving left--right model (LRM), . a model with gauge group . We allow the gauge coupling constants of and to be different. The spontaneous symmetry breaking is accomplished only by doublets and/or singlets of and . The lightest massive neutral gauge boson of our LRM is assumed to have the same Yukawa couplings to bottom-quark pairs as the of the Standard Model (SM); this assumption has the advantage that, then, the infrared divergences automatically cancel down in the subtraction of the vertex in the SM from the same vertex in the LRM. We effect a proper renormalization of the vertex and check explicitly both its gauge invariance and the cancellation of all the ultraviolet divergences. We find out that a LRM with the above assumptions cannot achieve a better fit to the vertex than a multi-Higgs extension of the SM, . both models can only achieve a decent fit when one admits scalar particles with very low masses GeV. This is true even when we allow for markedly different gauge coupling constants of and .
57 pages, 8 figures; v2: added section 3, figure 2 and three references; v3: matches published version
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