Split symmetries
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Abstract: We consider six-dimensional supergravity with gauge group , compactified on the orbifold . Three quark-lepton generations arise as zero modes of a bulk -plet due to magnetic flux of the anomalous . Boundary conditions at the four fixed points break to subgroups whose intersection is the Standard Model gauge group. The gauge and Higgs sector consist of "split" multiplets. As consequence of the flux, squarks and sleptons are much heavier than gauge bosons, Higgs bosons, gauginos and higgsinos. We thus obtain a picture similar to "split supersymmetry." The flavor structure of the quark and lepton mass matrices is determined by the symmetry breaking at the orbifold fixed points.
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