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FeynRules Implementation of Sextet Diquarks
C. Duhr ∗
IPPP, Durham
April 3, 2011
Abstract
We describe the implementation of the Sextet Diquarks model using the FeynRules package.
Contents
1 Introduction 2
2 Gauge Symmetries 2
3 Fields 3
3.1 Vector Fields . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33.2 Fermion Fields . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33.3 Scalar Fields . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33.4 Ghost Fields . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
4 Lagrangian 6
4.1 L1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64.2 L2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64.3 L3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64.4 L4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64.5 L5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
5 Parameters 8
5.1 External Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85.2 Internal Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
6 Vertices 15
6.1 V1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
List of Tables
1 Gauge Groups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Indices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Physical Vector Fields . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Unphysical Vector Fields . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Physical Fermion Fields . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Physical Scalar Fields . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Physical Ghost Fields . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Unphysical Ghost Fields . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 External Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 910 External Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1011 External Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1112 Internal Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
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13 Internal Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1314 Internal Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
1 Introduction
We describe the implementation of the Sextet Diquarks model using the FeynRules [1] package.
2 Gauge Symmetries
The gauge group of this model isU1Y × SU2L × SU3C. (1)
Details of these gauge groups can be found in Table 1.
Gauge Coupling Structure SymmetricGroup Abelian
Boson ConstantCharge
Constant TensorReps Defs
U1Y T B g1 Y
SU2L F Wi gw Eps FSU2Lk,k FSU2L[a$ , b$ , c$ ] → -I Eps[a$, b$,
SU3C F G gs f dSUN T 6u,u FSU3C[a$ , b$ , c$ ] → -I f[a$, b$, c$]
Ti,i
FSU3Ca,a
Table 1: Details of gauge groups.
The definitions of the indices can be found in Table 2.
Index Symbol Range
Generation f 1-3
Colour i 1-3
Gluon a 1-8
SU2W k 1-3
Sextet u 1-6
Table 2: Definition of the indices.
2
3 Fields
In this section, we describe the field content of our model implementation.
3.1 Vector Fields
In this subsection, we describe the vector fields of our model. The details of the physical vectors can be found in Table 3.
Class SC I FI QN Mem M W PDG
A T A 0 0 22
Z T Z MZ= 91.1876 WZ= 2.4952 23
W F Q = 1 W MW= Internal WW= 2.085 24
G T a G 0 0 21
Table 3: Details of physical vector fields. The headers are as follows: SC = self conjugate, I = indices, FI = flavor index,QN = quantum numbers, Mem = members, M = mass, W = width, and PDG = particle data group number.
The details of the unphysical vectors can be found in Table 4.
Class SC I FI QN Mem Definitions
Wi T k k Wi Wiµ,1 →Wµ+Wµ
†√
2
Wiµ,2 → −i(−Wµ+Wµ
†)√2
Wiµ,3 → swAµ + cwZµ
B T B Bµ → cwAµ − swZµ
Table 4: Details of unphysical vector fields. The headers are as follows: SC = self conjugate, I = indices, FI = flavor index,QN = quantum numbers, and Mem = members.
3.2 Fermion Fields
In this subsection, we describe the fermion fields of our model. The details of the physical fermions can be found in Table 5.
3.3 Scalar Fields
In this subsection, we describe the scalar fields of our model. The details of the physical scalars can be found in Table 6.
3.4 Ghost Fields
In this subsection, we describe the ghost fields of our model. The details of the physical ghosts can be found in Table 7. Thedetails of the unphysical ghosts can be found in Table 8.
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Class SC I FI QN Mem M W PDG
vl F f f LeptonNumber = 1
ve 12
vm 14
vt 16
l F f f Q = −1 Ml
LeptonNumber = 1 e Me= 0.000511 11
m MM= 0.10566 13
tt MTA= 1.777 15
uq F f, i f Q = 2/3 Mu
u MU= 0.00255 0 2
c MC= 1.42 0 4
t MT= 172 WT= 1.50834 6
dq F f, i f Q = −1/3 Md
d MD= 0.00504 1
s MS= 0.101 3
b MB= 4.7 5
Table 5: Details of physical fermion fields. The headers are as follows: SC = self conjugate, I = indices, FI = flavor index,QN = quantum numbers, Mem = members, M = mass, W = width, and PDG = particle data group number.
Class SC I FI QN Mem M W PDG
H T H MH= 120 WH= 0.00575309 25
phi T phi MZ= 91.1876 Wphi 250
phi2 F Q = 1 phi2 MW= Internal Wphi2 251
six1 F u Q = 1/3 six1 MSIX1= 500 WSIX1= 4.4108
Y = 1/3
six2 F u Q = −2/3 six2 MSIX2= 500 WSIX2= 4.774
Y = −2/3
six3 F u Q = 4/3 six3 MSIX3= 500 WSIX3= 4.0647
Y = 4/3
Table 6: Details of physical scalar fields. The headers are as follows: SC = self conjugate, I = indices, FI = flavor index, QN= quantum numbers, Mem = members, M = mass, W = width, and PDG = particle data group number.
Class SC I FI QN Mem M W PDG
ghA F GhostNumber = 1 ghA 0
ghZ F GhostNumber = 1 ghZ MZ= 91.1876
ghWp F Q = 1 ghWp MW= Internal
GhostNumber = 1
ghWm F Q = −1 ghWm MW= Internal
GhostNumber = 1
ghG F a GhostNumber = 1 ghG 0
Table 7: Details of physical ghost fields. The headers are as follows: SC = self conjugate, I = indices, FI = flavor index, QN= quantum numbers, Mem = members, M = mass, W = width, and PDG = particle data group number.
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Class SC I FI QN Mem Definitions
ghWi F k k ghWi ghWi1 → ghWm+ghWp√2
ghWi2 → − i(ghWm−ghWp)√2
ghWi3 → cwghZ + ghAsw
ghB F ghB ghB → cwghA − ghZsw
Table 8: Details of unphysical ghost fields. The headers are as follows: SC = self conjugate, I = indices, FI = flavor index,QN = quantum numbers, and Mem = members.
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4 Lagrangian
In this section, we describe the Lagrangian of our model implementation.
4.1 L1
− 14 (−∂ν [Bµ] + ∂µ [Bν ]) 2 −
14 (−∂ν [Gµ,a1] + ∂µ [Gν,a1] + gsfa1,a2,a3Gµ,a2Gν,a3) (−∂ν [Gµ,a1] + ∂µ [Gν,a1] + gsfa1,a4,a5Gµ,a4Gν,a5) −14 (−∂ν [Wiµ,i1] + ∂µ [Wiν,i1] + gwǫi1,i2,i3Wiµ,i2Wiν,i3) (−∂ν [Wiµ,i1] + ∂µ [Wiν,i1] + gwǫi1,i4,i5Wiµ,i4Wiν,i5)
4.2 L2
µ2(
phi2phi2† + 12 (H − iφ + v)(H + iφ + v)
)
−(
phi2phi2† + 12 (H − iφ + v)(H + iφ + v)
)
2λ +
−iephi2Bµ
2cw+ ∂µ[phi2] +
e
„
(H+iφ+v)(Wiµ,1−iWiµ,2)√2
−iphi2Wiµ,3
«
2sw
iephi2†Bµ
2cw+ ∂µ
[
phi2†]
+e
„
(H−iφ+v)(Wiµ,1+iWiµ,2)√2
+iphi2†Wiµ,3
«
2sw
+
(
e(H−iφ+v)Bµ
2√
2cw−
i(∂µ[H]−i∂µ[φ])√2
+e
“
iphi2†(Wiµ,1−iWiµ,2)− (H−iφ+v)Wiµ,3√2
”
2sw
)(
e(H+iφ+v)Bµ
2√
2cw+
i(∂µ[H]+i∂µ [φ])√2
+e
“
−iphi2(Wiµ,1+iWiµ,2)− (H
2sw
4.3 L3
i−dq.γµ.∂µ[dq] + i
−l .γµ.∂µ[l] + i
−uq.γµ.∂µ[uq] + i
−vl.γµ.∂µ[vl] +
eBµ
−dq.γµ.P−.dq
6cw−
eBµ
−dq.γµ.P+.dq
3cw−
eBµ
−l .γµ.P−.l
2cw−
eBµ
−l .γµ.P+.l
cw+
eBµ−uq.γµ.P−.uq
6cw+
2eBµ−uq.γµ.P+.uq
3cw−
eBµ
−vl.γµ.P−.vl
2cw+ gs
(
−dq.T a.γµ.dq +
−uq.T a.γµ.uq
)
Gµ,a +
e
„√2−vl.γµ.P−.lWµ+
√2
−uq.CKM.γµ.P−.dqWµ+
√2−l .γµ.P−.vlWµ
†+√
2−dq.CKM†.γµ.P−.uqWµ
†−−dq.γµ.P−.dqWiµ,3−
−l .γµ.P−.lWiµ,3+
−uq.γµ.P−.uqWiµ,3+
−vl.γ
2sw
4.4 L4
iphi2CKMn$1406,m$1406−uqs$1406,n$1406,i$1406.dqr$1406,m$1406,i$1406P+s$1406,r$1406y
dm$1406 −
iphi2†CKMn$1407,m$1407∗−dqr$1408,m$1407,i$1407.uqr$1409,n$1407,i$1407P−r$1408,r$1409y
dm$1407 −
(H+iφ+v)−dqs$1406,n$1406,i$1406.dqr$1406,n$1406,i$1406P+s$1406,r$1406yd
n$1406√2
−
(H−iφ+v)−dqr$1410,n$1407,i$1407.dqr$1411,n$1407,i$1407P−r$1410,r$1411yd
n$1407√2
−(H+iφ+v)
−l s$1406,n$1406.lr$1406,n$1406P+s$1406,r$1406yl
n$1406√2
+
iphi2−vls$1406,n$1406.lr$1406,n$1406P+s$1406,r$1406y
ln$1406 −
(H−iφ+v)−l r$1412,n$1407.lr$1413,n$1407P−r$1412,r$1413yl
n$1407√2
−
iphi2†−l r$1414,n$1407.vlr$1415,n$1407P−r$1414,r$1415y
ln$1407 +
iphi2†CKMm$1406,n$1406∗−dqs$1406,n$1406,i$1406.uqr$1406,m$1406,i$1406P+s$1406,r$1406y
um$1406 −
iphi2CKMm$1407,n$1407−uqr$1416,m$1407,i$1407.dqr$1417,n$1407,i$1407P−r$1416,r$1417y
um$1407 −
(H−iφ+v)−uqs$1406,n$1406,i$1406.uqr$1406,n$1406,i$1406P+s$1406,r$1406yu
n$1406√2
−
(H+iφ+v)−uqr$1418,n$1407,i$1407.uqr$1419,n$1407,i$1407P−r$1418,r$1419yu
n$1407√2
4.5 L5
2√
2
(
−dqs,n,i.uqr,m,j
CK6bar[k, i, j]LUDLm,nP−s,rsix1k +−dqs,n,i.uqr,m,j
CK6bar[k, i, j]LQQRm,nP+s,rsix1k
)
−
MSIX12six1ksix1k† + LHS1
(
phi2phi2† + 12 (H − iφ + v)(H + iφ + v)
)
six1ksix1k† +
2√
2(
LQQRm,n∗ −uqr$1428,m,j
C .dqr$1429,n,iK6[k, i, j]P−r$1428,r$1429six1k† + LUDLm,n
∗ −uqr$1426,m,j
C .dqr$1427,n,iK6[k, i, j]P+r$1426,r$1427
LSS11six1k1six1k2six1k1†six1k2
† + 2√
2−dqs,n,i.dqr,m,j
CK6bar[k, i, j]LDDLm,nP−s,rsix2k +
2√
2LDDLm,n∗−dqr$1430,m,j
C .dqr$1431,n,iK6[k, i, j]P+r$1430,r$1431six2k† − MSIX22six2ksix2k
† +
LHS2(
phi2phi2† + 12 (H − iφ + v)(H + iφ + v)
)
six2ksix2k† + LSS122six1k2six1k1
†six2k1six2k2† +
6
LSS121six1k1six1k1†six2k2six2k2
† +LSS22six2k1six2k2six2k1†six2k2
† +2√
2−uqs,n,i.uqr,m,j
CK6bar[k, i, j]LUULm,nP−s,rsix3k +
2√
2LUULm,n∗ −uqr$1432,m,j
C .uqr$1433,n,iK6[k, i, j]P+r$1432,r$1433six3k† − MSIX22six3ksix3k
† +
LHS3(
phi2phi2† + 12 (H − iφ + v)(H + iφ + v)
)
six3ksix3k† + LSS132six1k2six1k1
†six3k1six3k2† +
LSS232six2k2six2k1†six3k1six3k2
† + LSS131six1k1six1k1†six3k2six3k2
† + LSS231six2k1six2k1†six3k2six3k2
† +LSS33six3k1six3k2six3k1
†six3k2† +
(
∂µ
[
six1k†]+ 1
3 ig1Bµsix1k† + igsGµ,a$1420six1i$1420
†T6i$1420,ka$1420
) (
∂µ [six1k] − 13 ig1Bµsix1k − igsGµ,a$1421six1i$1421T6k,i$1421
a$1421
(
∂µ
[
six2k†]− 2
3 ig1Bµsix2k† + igsGµ,a$1422six2i$1422
†T6i$1422,ka$1422
) (
∂µ [six2k] + 23 ig1Bµsix2k − igsGµ,a$1423six2i$1423T6k,i$1423
a$1423
(
∂µ
[
six3k†]+ 4
3 ig1Bµsix3k† + igsGµ,a$1424six3i$1424
†T6i$1424,ka$1424
) (
∂µ [six3k] − 43 ig1Bµsix3k − igsGµ,a$1425six3i$1425T6k,i$1425
a$1425
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5 Parameters
In this section, we describe the parameters of our model implementation.
5.1 External Parameters
In this subsection, we describe the external parameters of our model. The details of the external parameters can be foundin Tables 9, 10, 11.
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P C I V D PN BN OB IO Description
αEWM1 F 127.9 aEWM1 SMINPUTS QED, -2 Inverse of the electroweak
coupling constant
Gf F 0.0000116637 SMINPUTS QED, 2 Fermi constant
αs F 0.1184 aS SMINPUTS QCD, 2 Strong coupling constant at
the Z pole.
ymdo F 0. YUKAWA 1 Down Yukawa mass
ymup F 0. YUKAWA 2 Up Yukawa mass
yms F 0. YUKAWA 3 Strange Yukawa mass
ymc F 0. YUKAWA 4 Charm Yukawa mass
ymb F 4.7 YUKAWA 5 Bottom Yukawa mass
ymt F 172. YUKAWA 6 Top Yukawa mass
yme F 0. YUKAWA 11 Electron Yukawa mass
ymm F 0. YUKAWA 13 Muon Yukawa mass
ymtau F 1.777 YUKAWA 15 Tau Yukawa mass
θc F 0.227736 CKMBLOCK Cabibbo angle
LQQRR F f, f LQQRR1,1 → 0.1 QCD, 1
LQQRR1,2 → 0.
LQQRR1,3 → 0.
LQQRR2,1 → 0.
LQQRR2,2 → 0.1
LQQRR2,3 → 0.
LQQRR3,1 → 0.
LQQRR3,2 → 0.
LQQRR3,3 → 0.1
LQQRI F f, f LQQRI1,1 → 0. QCD, 1
LQQRI1,2 → 0.
LQQRI1,3 → 0.
LQQRI2,1 → 0.
LQQRI2,2 → 0.
LQQRI2,3 → 0.
LQQRI3,1 → 0.
LQQRI3,2 → 0.
LQQRI3,3 → 0.
LUDLR F f, f LUDLR1,1 → 0.1 QCD, 1
LUDLR1,2 → 0.
LUDLR1,3 → 0.
LUDLR2,1 → 0.
LUDLR2,2 → 0.1
LUDLR2,3 → 0.
LUDLR3,1 → 0.
LUDLR3,2 → 0.
Table 9: Details of external parameters. The headers are as follows: P = parameter, C = complex, I = indices, V = value,D = definition, PN = parameter name, BN = block name, OB = order block, and IO = interaction order.
9
P C I V D PN BN OB IO Description
LUDLR3,3 → 0.1
LUDLI F f, f LUDLI1,1 → 0. QCD, 1
LUDLI1,2 → 0.
LUDLI1,3 → 0.
LUDLI2,1 → 0.
LUDLI2,2 → 0.
LUDLI2,3 → 0.
LUDLI3,1 → 0.
LUDLI3,2 → 0.
LUDLI3,3 → 0.
LUULR F f, f LUULR1,1 → 0.1 QCD, 1
LUULR1,2 → 0.
LUULR1,3 → 0.
LUULR2,1 → 0.
LUULR2,2 → 0.1
LUULR2,3 → 0.
LUULR3,1 → 0.
LUULR3,2 → 0.
LUULR3,3 → 0.1
LUULI F f, f LUULI1,1 → 0. QCD, 1
LUULI1,2 → 0.
LUULI1,3 → 0.
LUULI2,1 → 0.
LUULI2,2 → 0.
LUULI2,3 → 0.
LUULI3,1 → 0.
LUULI3,2 → 0.
LUULI3,3 → 0.
LDDLR F f, f LDDLR1,1 → 0.1 QCD, 1
LDDLR1,2 → 0.
LDDLR1,3 → 0.
LDDLR2,1 → 0.
LDDLR2,2 → 0.1
LDDLR2,3 → 0.
LDDLR3,1 → 0.
LDDLR3,2 → 0.
LDDLR3,3 → 0.1
Table 10: Details of external parameters. The headers are as follows: P = parameter, C = complex, I = indices, V = value,D = definition, PN = parameter name, BN = block name, OB = order block, and IO = interaction order.
10
P C I V D PN BN OB IO Description
LDDLI F f, f LDDLI1,1 → 0. QCD, 1
LDDLI1,2 → 0.
LDDLI1,3 → 0.
LDDLI2,1 → 0.
LDDLI2,2 → 0.
LDDLI2,3 → 0.
LDDLI3,1 → 0.
LDDLI3,2 → 0.
LDDLI3,3 → 0.
LHS1 F 0.1 QED, 2
LHS2 F 0.1 QED, 2
LHS3 F 0.1 QED, 2
LSS11 F 0.1 QCD, 2
LSS121 F 0.1 QCD, 2
LSS122 F 0.1 QCD, 2
LSS131 F 0.1 QCD, 2
LSS132 F 0.1 QCD, 2
LSS22 F 0.1 QCD, 2
LSS231 F 0.1 QCD, 2
LSS232 F 0.1 QCD, 2
LSS33 F 0.1 QCD, 2
Table 11: Details of external parameters. The headers are as follows: P = parameter, C = complex, I = indices, V = value,D = definition, PN = parameter name, BN = block name, OB = order block, and IO = interaction order.
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5.2 Internal Parameters
In this subsection, we describe the internal parameters of our model. The details of the internal parameters can be found
P C I V NV D PN IO Description
αEW F Eq. 2 0.00781861 aEW QED, 2 Electroweak coupling contant
MW F Eq. 3 79.8244 W mass
sw2 F Eq. 4 0.233699 Squared Sin of the Weinberg
angle
e F Eq. 5 0.313451 QED, 1 Electric coupling constant
cw F Eq. 6 0.875386 Cos of the Weinberg angle
sw F Eq. 7 0.483424 Sin of the Weinberg angle
gw F Eq. 8 0.648397 QED, 1 Weak coupling constant
g1 F Eq. 9 0.358072 QED, 1 U(1)Y coupling constant
gs F Eq. 10 1.21978 G QCD, 1 Strong coupling constant
v F Eq. 11 246.221 QED, -1 Higgs VEV
λ F Eq. 12 0.118764 lam QED, 2 Higgs quartic coupling
µ F Eq. 13 84.8528 Coefficient of the quadratic
piece of the Higgs potential
yl F f Eq. 14 yl1 → 0. yl
1 → ye QED, 1 Lepton Yukawa coupling
yl2 → 0. yl
2 → ym
yl3 → 0.0102065 yl
3 → ytau
yu F f Eq. 15 yu1 → 0. yu
1 → yup QED, 1 U-quark Yukawa coupling
yu2 → 0. yu
2 → yc
yu3 → 0.987914 yu
3 → yt
yd F f Eq. 16 yd1 → 0. yd
1 → ydo QED, 1 D-quark Yukawa coupling
yd2 → 0. yd
2 → ys
yd3 → 0.0269953 yd
3 → yb
CKM F f, f Eq. 17 CKM1,1 → 0.97418 CKM-Matrix
CKM1,2 → 0.225773
CKM1,3 → 0.
CKM2,1 → −0.225773
CKM2,2 → 0.97418
CKM2,3 → 0.
CKM3,1 → 0.
CKM3,2 → 0.
CKM3,3 → 1.
Table 12: Details of internal parameters. The headers are as follows: P = parameter, C = complex, I = Indices, V = value,NV = numerical value, D = definition, PN = parameter name, and IO = interaction order.
in Tables 12, 13, 14. The values and definitions of the internal parameters will be written below.
αEW =1
αEWM1(2)
MW =
√
√
√
√
MZ2
2+
√
MZ4
4−
MZ2παEW√
2Gf
(3)
sw2 = 1 −MW
2
MZ2(4)
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P C I V NV D PN IO Description
LQQR T f, f Eq. 18 LQQR1,1 → 0.1 + 0.I QCD, 1
LQQR1,2 → 0.
LQQR1,3 → 0.
LQQR1,2 → 0.
LQQR2,2 → 0.1 + 0.I
LQQR2,3 → 0.
LQQR1,3 → 0.
LQQR2,3 → 0.
LQQR3,3 → 0.1 + 0.I
LUDL T f, f Eq. 19 LUDL1,1 → 0.1 + 0.I QCD, 1
LUDL1,2 → 0.
LUDL1,3 → 0.
LUDL1,2 → 0.
LUDL2,2 → 0.1 + 0.I
LUDL2,3 → 0.
LUDL1,3 → 0.
LUDL2,3 → 0.
LUDL3,3 → 0.1 + 0.I
LUUL T f, f Eq. 20 LUUL1,1 → 0.1 + 0.I QCD, 1
LUUL1,2 → 0.
LUUL1,3 → 0.
LUUL1,2 → 0.
LUUL2,2 → 0.1 + 0.I
LUUL2,3 → 0.
LUUL1,3 → 0.
LUUL2,3 → 0.
LUUL3,3 → 0.1 + 0.I
LDDL T f, f Eq. 21 LDDL1,1 → 0.1 + 0.I QCD, 1
LDDL1,2 → 0.
LDDL1,3 → 0.
LDDL1,2 → 0.
LDDL2,2 → 0.1 + 0.I
LDDL2,3 → 0.
Table 13: Details of internal parameters. The headers are as follows: P = parameter, C = complex, I = Indices, V = value,NV = numerical value, D = definition, PN = parameter name, and IO = interaction order.
P C I V NV D PN IO Description
LDDL1,3 → 0.
LDDL2,3 → 0.
LDDL3,3 → 0.1 + 0.I
Table 14: Details of internal parameters. The headers are as follows: P = parameter, C = complex, I = Indices, V = value,NV = numerical value, D = definition, PN = parameter name, and IO = interaction order.
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e = 2√
π√
αEW (5)
cw =√
1 − sw2 (6)
sw =√
sw2 (7)
gw =e
sw
(8)
g1 =e
cw
(9)
gs = 2√
π√
αs (10)
v =2MWsw
e(11)
λ =MH2
2v2(12)
µ =√
v2λ (13)
yl1 =
√2ymev
yl2 =
√2ymm
v
yl3 =
√2ymtau
v
(14)
yu1 =
√2ymup
v
yu2 =
√2ymcv
yu3 =
√2ymtv
(15)
yd1 =
√2ymdo
v
yd2 =
√2ymsv
yd3 =
√2ymbv
(16)
CKM1,1 = Cos [θc]
CKM1,2 = Sin [θc]
CKM1,3 = 0
CKM2,1 = −Sin [θc]
CKM2,2 = Cos [θc]
CKM2,3 = 0
CKM3,1 = 0
CKM3,2 = 0
CKM3,3 = 1
(17)
LQQRi,j = iLQQRIi,j + LQQRRi,j (18)
LUDLi,j = iLUDLIi,j + LUDLRi,j (19)
LUULi,j = iLUULIi,j + LUULRi,j (20)
LDDLi,j = iLDDLIi,j + LDDLRi,j (21)
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6 Vertices
In this section, we describe the vertices of our model implementation.
6.1 V1
H 1
H 2
H 3
H 4
−6iλ
H 1
H 2
φ 3
φ 4
−2iλ
φ 1
φ 2
φ 3
φ 4
−6iλ
H 1
H 2
phi2 3
phi2† 4
−2iλ
φ 1
φ 2
phi2 3
phi2† 4
−2iλ
phi2 1
phi2 2
phi2† 3
phi2† 4
−4iλ
H 1
H 2
H 3
−6ivλ
H 1
φ 2
φ 3
−2ivλ
H 1
phi2 2
phi2† 3
−2ivλ
A 1
A 2
phi2 3
phi2† 4
2ie2ηµ1,µ2
A 1
phi2 2
phi2† 3
iep2µ1 − iep3
µ1
15
ghA† 1
ghWm 2
W 3
iep2µ3 + iep3
µ3
ghA† 1
ghWp 2
W † 3
−iep2µ3 − iep3
µ3
ghWm† 1
ghA 2
phi2† 3
eMW
ghWm† 1
ghA 2
W † 3
iep2µ3 + iep3
µ3
ghWm† 1
ghWm 2
H 3
− ieMW
2sw
ghWm† 1
ghWm 2
φ 3
− eMW
2sw
A 1
ghWm† 2
ghWm 3
−iep1µ1 − iep3
µ1
ghWm† 1
ghWm 2
Z 3
−icwep2
µ3
sw−
icwep3µ3
sw
ghWm† 1
ghZ 2
phi2† 3
cweMW
2sw− eMW sw
2cw
ghWm† 1
ghZ 2
W † 3
icwep2µ3
sw+ icwep3
µ3
sw
ghWp† 1
ghA 2
phi2 3
−eMW
ghWp† 1
ghA 2
W 3
−iep2µ3 − iep3
µ3
16
ghWp† 1
ghWp 2
H 3
− ieMW
2sw
ghWp† 1
ghWp 2
φ 3
eMW
2sw
A 1
ghWp† 2
ghWp 3
iep1µ1 + iep3
µ1
ghWp† 1
ghWp 2
Z 3
icwep2µ3
sw+
icwep3µ3
sw
ghWp† 1
ghZ 2
phi2 3
− cweMW
2sw+ eMW sw
2cw
ghWp† 1
ghZ 2
W 3
−icwep2
µ3
sw−
icwep3µ3
sw
ghZ† 1
ghWm 2
phi2 3
eMZ2sw
ghZ† 1
ghWm 2
W 3
icwep2µ3
sw+
icwep3µ3
sw
ghZ† 1
ghWp 2
phi2† 3
− eMZ2sw
ghZ† 1
ghWp 2
W † 3
−icwep2
µ3
sw−
icwep3µ3
sw
ghZ† 1
ghZ 2
H 3
− ieMZ2cwsw
G 1
ghG† 2
ghG 3
gsfa1,a2,a3p1µ1 + gsfa1,a2,a3p3
µ1
G 1
G 2
G 3
gsfa1,a2,a3p1µ3ηµ1,µ2 − gsfa1,a2,a3p2
µ3ηµ1,µ2 − gsfa1,a2,a3p1µ2ηµ1,µ3 + gsfa1,a2,a3p3
µ2ηµ1,µ3 +gsfa1,a2,a3p2
µ1ηµ2,µ3 − gsfa1,a2,a3p3µ1ηµ2,µ3
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G 1
G 2
G 3
G 4
igs2fa1,a3,a1fa2,a4,a1ηµ1,µ4ηµ2,µ3 +igs
2fa1,a2,a1fa3,a4,a1ηµ1,µ4ηµ2,µ3 +igs2fa1,a4,a1fa2,a3,a1ηµ1,µ3ηµ2,µ4−
igs2fa1,a2,a1fa3,a4,a1ηµ1,µ3ηµ2,µ4 − igs
2fa1,a4,a1fa2,a3,a1ηµ1,µ2ηµ3,µ4 − igs2fa1,a3,a1fa2,a4,a1ηµ1,µ2ηµ3,µ4
A 1
six1 2
six1† 3
13 icwg1p2
µ1δu2,u3 −13 icwg1p3
µ1δu2,u3
−dq 1
six1 2−uq 3
2i√
2K6bar [u2, i1, i3] LUDLf1,f3P−s1,s3 + 2i√
2K6bar [u2, i1, i3] LQQRf1,f3P+s1,s3
dq 1
six1† 2
uq 3
2i√
2LQQRf1,f3∗K6 [u2, i1, i3] P−s1,s3 + 2i
√2LUDLf1,f3
∗K6 [u2, i1, i3] P+s1,s3
H 1
H 2
six1 3
six1† 4
iLHS1δu3,u4
φ 1
φ 2
six1 3
six1† 4
iLHS1δu3,u4
phi2 1
phi2† 2
six1 3
six1† 4
iLHS1δu3,u4
H 1
six1 2
six1† 3
iLHS1vδu2,u3
A 1
A 2
six1 3
six1† 4
29 icw
2g12δu3,u4ηµ1,µ2
six1 1
six1 2
six1† 3
six1† 4
2iLSS11δu1,u4δu2,u3 + 2iLSS11δu1,u3δu2,u4
A 1
six2 2
six2† 3
− 23 icwg1p2
µ1δu2,u3 + 23 icwg1p3
µ1δu2,u3
−dq 1−dq 2
six2 3
4i√
2K6bar [u3, i1, i2] LDDLf1,f2P−s1,s2
dq 1
dq 2
six2† 3
4i√
2LDDLf1,f2∗K6 [u3, i1, i2] P+s1,s2
18
H 1
H 2
six2 3
six2† 4
iLHS2δu3,u4
φ 1
φ 2
six2 3
six2† 4
iLHS2δu3,u4
phi2 1
phi2† 2
six2 3
six2† 4
iLHS2δu3,u4
H 1
six2 2
six2† 3
iLHS2vδu2,u3
A 1
A 2
six2 3
six2† 4
89 icw
2g12δu3,u4ηµ1,µ2
six1 1
six1† 2
six2 3
six2† 4
iLSS122δu1,u4δu2,u3 + iLSS121δu1,u2δu3,u4
six2 1
six2 2
six2† 3
six2† 4
2iLSS22δu1,u4δu2,u3 + 2iLSS22δu1,u3δu2,u4
A 1
six3 2
six3† 3
43 icwg1p2
µ1δu2,u3 −43 icwg1p3
µ1δu2,u3
six3 1−uq 2−uq 3
4i√
2K6bar [u1, i2, i3] LUULf2,f3P−s2,s3
six3† 1
uq 2
uq 3
4i√
2LUULf2,f3∗K6 [u1, i2, i3] P+s2,s3
H 1
H 2
six3 3
six3† 4
iLHS3δu3,u4
φ 1
φ 2
six3 3
six3† 4
iLHS3δu3,u4
19
phi2 1
phi2† 2
six3 3
six3† 4
iLHS3δu3,u4
H 1
six3 2
six3† 3
iLHS3vδu2,u3
A 1
A 2
six3 3
six3† 4
329 icw
2g12δu3,u4ηµ1,µ2
six1 1
six1† 2
six3 3
six3† 4
iLSS132δu1,u4δu2,u3 + iLSS131δu1,u2δu3,u4
six2 1
six2† 2
six3 3
six3† 4
iLSS232δu1,u4δu2,u3 + iLSS231δu1,u2δu3,u4
six3 1
six3 2
six3† 3
six3† 4
2iLSS33δu1,u4δu2,u3 + 2iLSS33δu1,u3δu2,u4
dq 1−dq 2
G 3
igsγs2,s1µ3δf1,f2Ti2,i1
a3
G 1
uq 2−uq 3
igsγs3,s2µ1δf2,f3Ti3,i2
a1
G 1
six1 2
six1† 3
igsp2µ1T6u3,u2
a1 − igsp3µ1T6u3,u2
a1
A 1
G 2
six1 3
six1† 4
23 icwg1gsηµ1,µ2T6u4,u3
a2
G 1
G 2
six1 3
six1† 4
igs2ηµ1,µ2T6a1,u3
a1T6u4,a1a2 + igs
2ηµ1,µ2T6u4,a1a1T6a1,u3
a2
G 1
six2 2
six2† 3
igsp2µ1T6u3,u2
a1 − igsp3µ1T6u3,u2
a1
A 1
G 2
six2 3
six2† 4
− 43 icwg1gsηµ1,µ2T6u4,u3
a2
20
G 1
G 2
six2 3
six2† 4
igs2ηµ1,µ2T6a1,u3
a1T6u4,a1a2 + igs
2ηµ1,µ2T6u4,a1a1T6a1,u3
a2
G 1
six3 2
six3† 3
igsp2µ1T6u3,u2
a1 − igsp3µ1T6u3,u2
a1
A 1
G 2
six3 3
six3† 4
83 icwg1gsηµ1,µ2T6u4,u3
a2
G 1
G 2
six3 3
six3† 4
igs2ηµ1,µ2T6a1,u3
a1T6u4,a1a2 + igs
2ηµ1,µ2T6u4,a1a1T6a1,u3
a2
A 1
H 2
phi2† 3
W 4
−e2ηµ1,µ4
2sw
A 1
φ 2
phi2† 3
W 4
−ie2ηµ1,µ4
2sw
A 1
phi2† 2
W 3
−e2vηµ1,µ3
2sw
H 1
phi2† 2
W 3
−
ep1µ3
2sw+
ep2µ3
2sw
φ 1
phi2† 2
W 3
−
iep1µ3
2sw+ iep2
µ3
2sw
A 1
W 2
W † 3
−igwswp1µ3ηµ1,µ2 + igwswp2
µ3ηµ1,µ2 + igwswp1µ2ηµ1,µ3 − igwswp3
µ2ηµ1,µ3 − igwswp2µ1ηµ2,µ3 +
igwswp3µ1ηµ2,µ3
A 1
H 2
phi2 3
W † 4
e2ηµ1,µ4
2sw
A 1
φ 2
phi2 3
W † 4
−ie2ηµ1,µ4
2sw
A 1
phi2 2
W † 3
e2vηµ1,µ3
2sw
21
H 1
phi2 2
W † 3
−
ep1µ3
2sw+ ep2
µ3
2sw
φ 1
phi2 2
W † 3
iep1µ3
2sw−
iep2µ3
2sw
H 1
H 2
W 3
W † 4
ie2ηµ3,µ4
2sw2
φ 1
φ 2
W 3
W † 4
ie2ηµ3,µ4
2sw2
phi2 1
phi2† 2
W 3
W † 4
ie2ηµ3,µ4
2sw2
H 1
W 2
W † 3
ie2vηµ2,µ3
2sw2
A 1
A 2
W 3
W † 4
igw2sw
2ηµ1,µ4ηµ2,µ3 + igw2sw
2ηµ1,µ3ηµ2,µ4 − 2igw2sw
2ηµ1,µ2ηµ3,µ4
W 1
W † 2
Z 3
−icwgwp1µ3ηµ1,µ2 + icwgwp2
µ3ηµ1,µ2 + icwgwp1µ2ηµ1,µ3 − icwgwp3
µ2ηµ1,µ3 − icwgwp2µ1ηµ2,µ3 +
icwgwp3µ1ηµ2,µ3
W 1
W 2
W † 3
W † 4
−igw2ηµ1,µ4ηµ2,µ3 − igw
2ηµ1,µ3ηµ2,µ4 + 2igw2ηµ1,µ2ηµ3,µ4
dq 1
phi2 2−uq 3
−CKMf3,f1δi1,i3P+s3,s1y
df1 + CKMf3,f1δi1,i3P−s3,s1y
uf3
−dq 1
phi2† 2
uq 3
CKMf3,f1∗δi1,i3P−s1,s3y
df1 − CKMf3,f1
∗δi1,i3P+s1,s3yuf3
dq 1−dq 2
H 3
−iδi1,i2δf1,f2
δs2,s1ydf1√
2
dq 1−dq 2
φ 3
γs2,s15δi1,i2δf1,f2
ydf1√
2
22
H 1
l 2−l 3
−iδf2,f3
δs3,s2ylf2√
2
l 1−l 2
φ 3
γs2,s15δf1,f2
ylf1√
2
l 1
phi2 2−vl 3
−δf1,f3P+s3,s1ylf1
−l 1
phi2† 2
vl 3
δf1,f3P−s1,s3ylf1
H 1
uq 2−uq 3
−
iδi2,i3δf2,f3δs3,s2yu
f2√2
φ 1
uq 2−uq 3
−
γs3,s25δi2,i3δf2,f3
yuf2√
2
A 1
phi2 2
phi2† 3
Z 4
icwe2ηµ1,µ4
sw−
ie2swηµ1,µ4
cw
H 1
φ 2
Z 3
−
cwep1µ3
2sw−
eswp1µ3
2cw+ cwep2
µ3
2sw+ eswp2
µ3
2cw
phi2 1
phi2† 2
Z 3
icwep1µ3
2sw−
ieswp1µ3
2cw−
icwep2µ3
2sw+ ieswp2
µ3
2cw
six1 1
six1† 2
Z 3
− 13 ig1swp1
µ3δu1,u2 + 13 ig1swp2
µ3δu1,u2
A 1
six1 2
six1† 3
Z 4
− 29 icwg1
2swδu2,u3ηµ1,µ4
six2 1
six2† 2
Z 3
23 ig1swp1
µ3δu1,u2 −23 ig1swp2
µ3δu1,u2
A 1
six2 2
six2† 3
Z 4
− 89 icwg1
2swδu2,u3ηµ1,µ4
six3 1
six3† 2
Z 3
− 43 ig1swp1
µ3δu1,u2 + 43 ig1swp2
µ3δu1,u2
23
A 1
six3 2
six3† 3
Z 4
− 329 icwg1
2swδu2,u3ηµ1,µ4
G 1
six1 2
six1† 3
Z 4
− 23 ig1gsswηµ1,µ4T6u3,u2
a1
G 1
six2 2
six2† 3
Z 4
43 ig1gsswηµ1,µ4T6u3,u2
a1
G 1
six3 2
six3† 3
Z 4
− 83 ig1gsswηµ1,µ4T6u3,u2
a1
H 1
phi2† 2
W 3
Z 4
e2ηµ3,µ4
2cw
φ 1
phi2† 2
W 3
Z 4
ie2ηµ3,µ4
2cw
phi2† 1
W 2
Z 3
e2vηµ2,µ3
2cw
H 1
phi2 2
W † 3
Z 4
−e2ηµ3,µ4
2cw
φ 1
phi2 2
W † 3
Z 4
ie2ηµ3,µ4
2cw
phi2 1
W † 2
Z 3
−e2vηµ2,µ3
2cw
A 1
W 2
W † 3
Z 4
−2icwgw2swηµ1,µ4ηµ2,µ3 + icwgw
2swηµ1,µ3ηµ2,µ4 + icwgw2swηµ1,µ2ηµ3,µ4
H 1
H 2
Z 3
Z 4
ie2ηµ3,µ4 +icw
2e2ηµ3,µ4
2sw2 +
ie2sw2ηµ3,µ4
2cw2
24
φ 1
φ 2
Z 3
Z 4
ie2ηµ3,µ4 +icw
2e2ηµ3,µ4
2sw2 +
ie2sw2ηµ3,µ4
2cw2
phi2 1
phi2† 2
Z 3
Z 4
−ie2ηµ3,µ4 +icw
2e2ηµ3,µ4
2sw2 +
ie2sw2ηµ3,µ4
2cw2
H 1
Z 2
Z 3
ie2vηµ2,µ3 +icw
2e2vηµ2,µ3
2sw2 +
ie2sw2vηµ2,µ3
2cw2
six1 1
six1† 2
Z 3
Z 4
29 ig1
2sw2δu1,u2ηµ3,µ4
six2 1
six2† 2
Z 3
Z 4
89 ig1
2sw2δu1,u2ηµ3,µ4
six3 1
six3† 2
Z 3
Z 4
329 ig1
2sw2δu1,u2ηµ3,µ4
W 1
W † 2
Z 3
Z 4
icw2gw
2ηµ1,µ4ηµ2,µ3 + icw2gw
2ηµ1,µ3ηµ2,µ4 − 2icw2gw
2ηµ1,µ2ηµ3,µ4
A 1
dq 2−dq 3
− 13 ieγs3,s2
µ1δi2,i3δf2,f3
A 1
l 2−l 3
−ieγs3,s2µ1δf2,f3
A 1
uq 2−uq 3
23 ieγs3,s2
µ1δi2,i3δf2,f3
l 1−vl 2
W 3
ieδf1,f2γµ3 .P−s2,s1√2sw
dq 1−uq 2
W 3
ieCKMf2,f1δi1,i2γµ3 .P−s2,s1√
2sw
−l 1
vl 2
W † 3
ieδf1,f2γµ3 .P−s1,s2√2sw
25
−dq 1
uq 2
W † 3
ieCKMf2,f1∗δi1,i2γµ3 .P−s1,s2√
2sw
dq 1−dq 2
Z 3
−icweδi1,i2δf1,f2
γµ3 .P−s2,s1
2sw−
ieswδi1,i2δf1,f2γµ3 .P−s2,s1
6cw+
ieswδi1,i2δf1,f2γµ3 .P+s2,s1
3cw
l 1−l 2
Z 3
−icweδf1,f2
γµ3 .P−s2,s1
2sw+
ieswδf1,f2γµ3 .P−s2,s1
2cw+
ieswδf1,f2γµ3 .P+s2,s1
cw
uq 1−uq 2
Z 3
icweδi1,i2δf1,f2γµ3 .P−s2,s1
2sw−
ieswδi1,i2δf1,f2γµ3 .P−s2,s1
6cw−
2ieswδi1,i2δf1,f2γµ3 .P+s2,s1
3cw
vl 1−vl 2
Z 3
icweδf1,f2γµ3 .P−s2,s1
2sw+
ieswδf1,f2γµ3 .P−s2,s1
2cw
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References
[1] N. D. Christensen and C. Duhr, arXiv:0806.4194 [hep-ph].
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