Mirror fermions in chiral gauge theories

Abstract

Mirror fermions appear naturally in lattice formulations of the standard model. The phenomenological limits on their existence and discovery limits at future colliders are discussed. After an introduction of lattice actions for chiral Yukawa-models, a recent numerical simulation is presented. In particular, the emerging phase structure and features of the allowed region in renormalized couplings are discussed.

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