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arXiv:2010.04673·v1·High Energy Physics — Phenomenology

The boson, interpolating between a generalized dark photon or dark , an axial boson and an axionlike particle

Pierre Fayet🇫🇷

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Abstract

A light boson from an extra interpolates between a generalized dark photon coupled to and (or ), plus possibly dark matter, a dark coupled to the current, and one axially coupled to quarks and leptons. We identify the corresponding symmetries, with , acting in a dark sector and on possible semi-inert BEH doublets uncoupled to quarks and leptons. The current is obtained from the and currents, with a mixing determined by the spin-0 BEH fields. The charge of chiral quarks and leptons is a combination of and with the axial . It involves in general isovector and isoscalar axial terms, in the presence of two BEH doublets. A longitudinal with axial couplings has enhanced interactions, and behaves much as an axionlike particle. Its axial couplings , usually restricted to (MeV), lead to effective pseudoscalar ones . is proportional to an invisibility parameter induced by a singlet v.e.v., possibly large and allowing the to be very weakly interacting. This allows for a very small gauge coupling, expressed with two doublets and a singlet as (MeV) . We discuss phenomenological implications for meson decays, neutrino interactions, atomic-physics parity violation, naturally suppressed decays, etc.. The boson fits within the grand-unification framework, in symbiosis with a electrostrong symmetry broken at the GUT scale, with depending on and through three parameters and .

Comments: 25 pages

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