Minimal model for the -boson mass, , and quark-mixing-matrix unitarity
arXiv:2305.03081 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.108.L031702
Abstract
The triplet scalar with hypercharge predicts a positive definite shift in the mass, w.r.t.~the Standard Model prediction, if it acquires a vacuum expectation value. As this new field cannot couple directly to SM fermions (on its own), it has no significant impact on other low-energy precision observables and is weakly constrained by collider searches. In fact, the multi-lepton anomalies at the LHC even point towards new scalars that decay dominantly to bosons, as the neutral component of the triplet naturally does. In this article, we show that with a minimal extension of the scalar triplet model by a heavy vector-like lepton, being either I) an doublet with or II) an triplet with , couplings of the triplet to Standard Model leptons are possible. This minimal extension can then provide, in addition to the desired positive shift in the mass, a chirally enhanced contribution to . In addition version I) and II) can improve on and alleviate the tension in first-row CKM unitarity (known as the Cabibbo angle anomaly), respectively. Finally, both options, in general, predict sizable changes of , i.e.,~much larger than most other explanations where only effects are expected, making this channel a smoking gun signature of our model.
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