Exotic particles below the TeV from low scale flavour theories

From MaRDI portal
(Redirected from Publication:475878)



Abstract: A flavour gauge theory is observable only if the symmetry is broken at relatively low energies. The intrinsic parity-violation of the fermion representations in a flavour theory describing quark, lepton and higgsino masses and mixings generically requires anomaly cancellation by new fermions. Benchmark supersymmetric flavour models are built and studied to argue that: i) the flavour symmetry breaking should be about three orders of magnitude above the higgsino mass, enough also to efficiently suppress FCNC and CP violations coming from higher-dimensional operators; ii) new fermions with exotic decays into lighter particles are typically required at scales of the order of the higgsino mass.












This page was built for publication: Exotic particles below the TeV from low scale flavour theories

Report a bug (only for logged in users!)Click here to report a bug for this page (MaRDI item Q475878)