gauge-higgs dark matter
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Gauge-Higgs Dark Matter. 山下 敏史 ( 名古屋大学 ). 2010年1月13日 余剰次元物理研究会 @大阪大学. based on arXiv:0910.3741 [hep-ph] with N. Haba (Osaka Univ.) S. Matsumoto (Toyama Univ.) N. Okada (KEK --> Alabama Univ.). - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Gauge-Higgs Dark MatterGauge-Higgs Dark Matter
2010年1月132010年1月13日 日 余剰次元物理研究会余剰次元物理研究会@大阪大学@大阪大学
山下 敏史 ( 名古屋大学 )
based on arXiv:0910.3741 [hep-ph] based on arXiv:0910.3741 [hep-ph] with with N. Haba (Osaka Univ.) N. Haba (Osaka Univ.) S. Matsumoto (Toyama Univ.)S. Matsumoto (Toyama Univ.) N. Okada (KEK --> Alabama Univ.)N. Okada (KEK --> Alabama Univ.)
Overview
Motivation for beyond the SM hierarchy problem dark matter dark energy inflation
・・・
• SUSY• Technicolor• Extra dimension(s)
ADD (large XD)RS (warped XD)GHU (TeV XD)
DM in gauge-Higgs unification New DM candidate in general XD apply it to GHU
Plan
• Overview• New DM candidate• Gauge-Higgs Dark Matter• Summary
New DM candidate
What’s the DM? dark (NR) matter (quasi) stable
neutral, colorless
massive, ・・・superweak coupling
protecting symmetry
by hand
axion, gravitino, ・・・
accidentalR-parity, T-parity, ・・・
KK-parity, ・・・
• S1 compactification :
New DM candidate
lightest AP mode as DM candidate
The Lagrangian should be periodic.
AP fields must appear in pairs.
accidental Z2
periodic : even
anti-periodic : odd
Terms w/ odd # of AP fields are AP, and forbidden.
N.Haba, S.Matsumoto,N.Okada and T.Y.arXiv:0910.3741
• Fields need not single-valued.e.g. anti-periodic (AP) B.C. can be imposed.
applicable to S1/Z2
• Why should we introduce AP fields?
New DM candidate
lightest AP mode as DM candidate
N.Haba, S.Matsumoto,N.Okada and T.Y.arXiv:0910.3741
-- In general, no reason other than the DM.
-- In the gauge-Higgs unification scenario,
AP fermions are often introduced.
Because of the structure of GHU, it has strong predictive power.
gauge-Higgs dark matter
gauge-Higgs dark matter
Plan
• Overview• New DM candidate• Gauge-Higgs Dark Matter• Summary
Gauge-Higgs Dark Matter
Gauge-Higgs Unification
5D theory
with KK modes gauge fieldHiggs
compactification
4D theory
gauge field
scalar field
5D gauge invariance protects the Higgs mass!!
D.B. Fairlie (1979)N.S. Manton (1979)
H.Hatanaka, T.Inami & C.S.Lim (1998)
Gauge-Higgs Dark Matter
warped GHU• easily realizes large mKK/mW, Yt and mh.
Haba, Hosotani, Kawamura & T.Y. (‘04)
Cf.)
Agashe & Contino (2005)
(additional) AP fermions
DM?
• The EW observables tend to get large corrections.
• M. Regis, M. Serone & P. Ullio (2003)• G. Panico, E. Ponton, J. Santiago & M. Serone (2005)
model, with an exchange (Z2) symmetry
small VEV
B.C. :
Cf.) flat GHU
Gauge-Higgs Dark Matter
SO(4) SO(4)
B.C.boundary
Higgs EW Higgs
SM
UV brane IR brane
SO(5)
N.Haba, S.Matsumoto, N.Okada and T.Y. our setup
Gauge-Higgs Dark Matter
SO(4)
B.C.boundary
Higgs EW Higgs
• SO(5) adjoint :
SM
N.Haba, S.Matsumoto, N.Okada and T.Y. our setup
UV brane IR brane
SO(5)
• not simple but possible
Gauge-Higgs Dark Matter
SM fermion sector
additional AP fermion as GHDM
We just assume realistic models are somehow constructed.
( little effect in this calculation.)
Higgs effective potential is not calculable.• We treat and as free parameters to parameterize the effective potential, model independently.• with
• parity odd bulk mass parameter c.
• Interactions with Higgs are largely controlled by the gauge symmetry.
• relevant int. are those w/ Higgs and gauge.
Gauge-Higgs Dark Matter
AP DM in warped GHU
three parameters.
50 AP fermion (in SO(5) * U(1) model)
--> cross sections --> Boltzmann Eq.
--> relic abundance
--> cross sections --> Boltzmann Eq.
--> relic abundance
Gauge-Higgs Dark Matter
result ( , )
N.Haba, S.Matsumoto,N.Okada and T.Y.arXiv:0910.3741
• relic abundance • direct detection
WMAP5 + BAO + SN
mDM=mh/2
CDMS2
Summary
A new candidate of DM in general XD models• Anti-periodic fields appear in always in pairs.
accidental Z2 symmetry!
Gauge-Higgs Dark Matter
• In the GHU, AP fermions often introduced.the lightest one may be the DM.
• Predictive because of the structure of GHU.• consistent w/ WIMP scenario, • future DD experiments will completely cover the interesting (bulk) region.