Abstract

We introduce a general parametrisation for theories where the Higgs is a Goldstone boson that encompasses all existing models. Our construction deviates from extra-dimensional or deconstructed theories through the inclusion of "non-local" interactions in theory space. These terms are necessary to reproduce the most general 4D effective lagrangian compatible with the symmetries. After showing the relation of our formalism to the Callan-Coleman-Wess-Zumino effective lagrangian we apply our framework to SO(5)/SO(4) composite Higgs models studying the implications for the Higgs potential, coupling of resonances and S-parameter. We also outline the relevance of non-minimal terms in effective descriptions of QCD, studying the electro-magnetic splitting of pions and the correlation between L_9 and L_10 in the chiral lagrangian.

Highlights

  • Quantitative predictions one often needs to make extra dynamical assumptions on the size of various operators

  • We show that the most general effective lagrangian compatible with the symmetries is obtained by adding terms “non-local” in theory space to the lagrangian of ref

  • In this paper we have presented a new parametrisation of composite resonances in theories with spontaneously broken global symmetries

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Summary

General 4D Moose models

We start by briefly reviewing the construction of ref. [5] to add resonances in a theory with a global symmetry G spontaneously broken to a subgroup H. We start by briefly reviewing the construction of ref. [5] to add resonances in a theory with a global symmetry G spontaneously broken to a subgroup H. For simplicity we focus on the cosets SO(N )/SO(N − 1), relevant for composite Higgs models and low energy QCD but our construction can be extended to general G/H as in [5]. Is the GB matrix of the broken generators. The two derivative effective lagrangian for the GBs is just the kinetic term.

Vectors
G Ω1 G1 Ω2
Fermions
Physical observables
Resonance couplings
Form factors
Goldstone boson lagrangian
The potential
Simplified model
S-parameter
Application to QCD
Electromagnetic splitting of pions and the KSRF relation
Conclusions
A Fermionic form factors
B An explicit example
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