Abstract
We compute the two-loop O(as*at) corrections to the Higgs boson masses in supersymmetric extensions of the Standard Model with Dirac gaugino masses. We rely on the effective-potential technique, allow for both Dirac and Majorana mass terms for the gluinos, and compute the corrections in both the DRbar and on-shell renormalisation schemes. We give detailed results for the MDGSSM and the MRSSM, and simple approximate formulae valid in the decoupling limit for all currently-studied variants of supersymmetric models with Dirac gluinos. These results represent the first explicit two-loop calculation of Higgs boson masses in supersymmetric models beyond the MSSM and the NMSSM.
Highlights
Dirac gaugino masses require the addition of two fermionic degrees of freedom for each gaugino
We require the same number of extra scalar degrees of freedom as fermionic ones; this implies that after electroweak symmetry breaking (EWSB) we have four new neutral scalar degrees of freedom compared to the MSSM, which may mix with the neutral scalars of the Higgs sector
Supersymmetric models with Dirac gaugino masses have attracted considerable attention in the past few years, because they are subject to looser experimental constraints and require less fine-tuning than the MSSM
Summary
In order to give gauginos a Dirac mass it is necessary to pair each Weyl fermion of the vector multiplets with another Weyl fermion χΣ in the adjoint representation of the gauge group. We shall make the additional restriction that the octet scalar only interacts via the strong gauge coupling and the above trilinear terms, equivalent to the assumption that it has no superpotential couplings or soft trilinear couplings other than with itself. Where ta are the generators of the fundamental representation of SU(3) These couplings lead to new (compared to MSSM and NMSSM) contributions to the two-loop effective potential involving the octet scalars which will affect the Higgs masses. We shall make an exception in allowing a non-zero angle φO, because it is simple to do so, and its effects are only felt at an order beyond that considered here: it generates CP-violating phases in the stop mass matrix at two loops, and in the Higgs mass at three This is because the couplings in eq (2.8) are real, and phases only appear in the octet scalar-gluino-gluino vertex
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