HIGGSLESS DECONSTRUCTION WITHOUT BOUNDARY CONDITION
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Abstract: Deconstruction is a powerful means to explore the rich dynamics of gauge theories in four and higher dimensions. We demonstrate that gauge symmetry breaking in a compactified higher dimensional theory can be formulated via deconstructed 4D moose theory with {it spontaneous symmetry breaking} and {it without boundary condition.} The proper higher-D boundary conditions are automatically induced in the continuum limit rather than being imposed. We identify and analyze the moose theories which exhibit {it delayed unitarity violation} (effective unitarity) as a {it collective effect} of many gauge groups, without resorting to any known 5D geometry. Relevant phenomenological constraints are also addressed.
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