Abstract
TheSU(3)C⊗SU(3)L⊗U(1)Xgauge model with minimal scalar sector, two Higgs triplets, is presented in detail. One of the vacuum expectation valuesuis a source of lepton-number violations and a reason for mixing among charged gauge bosons—the standard modelW±and the bilepton gauge bosonsY±, as well as among the neutral non-Hermitian bileptonX0and neutral gauge bosons—theZand the newZ′. An exact diagonalization of the neutral gauge boson sector is derived, and bilepton mass splitting is also given. Because of these mixings, the lepton-number violating interactions exist in both charged and neutral gauge boson sectors. Constraints on vacuum expectation values of the model are estimated andu≃𝒪(1)GeV,v≃vweak=246GeV, andω≃𝒪(1)TeV. In this model, there are three physical scalars, two neutral and one charged, and eight Goldstone bosons—the needed number for massive gauge bosons. The minimal scalar sector can provide all fermions including quarks and neutrinos consistent masses in which some of them require one-loop radiative corrections.
Highlights
In spite of all the successes of the standard model, it is unlikely to be the final theory
Why do quarks and leptons come in repetitive structures generations ? How many generations are there? How to understand the interrelation between generations? These are the central issues of the weak interaction physics
Diagonalizing this mass matrix, we get physical charged gauge bosons: Wμ cos θWμ − sin θ Yμ, Yμ sin θWμ cos θ Yμ, 2.20 where the mixing angle is defined by tan θ u ω
Summary
In spite of all the successes of the standard model, it is unlikely to be the final theory. It leaves many striking features of the physics of our world unexplained. We list some of them which leads to the model’s extensions. The models with SU 3 C ⊗ SU 3 L ⊗ U 1 X 3-3-1 gauge group are presented
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