P and CP solution of the strong CP puzzle
arXiv:2306.03039 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.108.095023
Abstract
We use parity (P) to set to zero in the minimal left-right symmetric model with a bi-doublet Higgs, add a heavy vectorlike quark family, and obtain in a novel manner the Nelson Barr (NB) form associated so far only with spontaneous CP solution to the strong CP Puzzle. Our solution does not have the `coincidence of scales problem', that typically plagues NB models. P protects , if it breaks at a scale below the mass of the heavy quarks, and is radiatively generated, which can be acceptably small. On the other hand, if , the generated by the NB mechanism is too large, but if is obtained without the NB form, surprisingly a lower irreducible , testable by neutron EDM experiments is generated. No leptonic CP violation is generated (Dirac phase in PMNS matrix) which makes the minimal model testable by neutrino experiments. We also discuss some challenges in a non-minimal model that generates leptonic CP violation. Lastly but importantly, we find with doublet rather than bi-doublet Higgses, that there is an automatic NB solution on imposing CP (the NB form is accidental due to ), which does not require generalized parity and needs just one mirror generation.
arXiv commentAdded in v2: P-even complex singlet S in Section V to break CP spontaneously without generating the strong CP phase, in LR model with bidoublet Higgs. References added
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