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1 10 September 1998 Physics Letters B Comparing electroweak data with a decoupling model R. Casalbuoni a,b,c, S. De Curtis b, D. Dominici a,b, R. Gatto c, M. Grazzini d a Dipartimento di Fisica, UniÕersita` di Firenze Italy b I.N.F.N., Sezione di Firenze, Italy c Departement de Physique Theorique, UniÕersite de GeneÕe ` Switzerland d Theoretical Physics DiÕision, CERN, Switzerland and I.N.F.N., Gruppo collegato di Parma, Italy Received 6 May 1998 Editor: L. Alvarez-Gaumé Abstract Present data, both from direct Higgs search and from analysis of electroweak data, are starting to become rather restrictive on the possible values for the mass of the standard model Higgs. We discuss a new physics scenario based on a model with decoupling Ž both in a linear and in a non-linear version. showing how it allows for an excellent fit to the present values of thee parameters and how it widens the allowed ranges for the Higgs mass Žthought as elementary in the linear version, or as composite in the non-linear one.. q 1998 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved. 1. Introduction The new LEP data presented at the recent Winter Conferences in Moriond and La Thuile give strong restrictions on the Higgs mass. Direct Higgs search gives m G 89.3 GeV at 95% CL wx H 1. From the global fit to all electroweak data one obtains m H F 15 GeV at 95% CL wx. The corresponding bounds from the Jerusalem Conference of 1997 wx 3 were 77Fm Ž GeV. H F40 at 95% CL. One reason for the difference in the upper limit is the inclusion of the most important part of the two-loop radiative correcwx 4. tions The upper bound on the Higgs mass comes mainly from the experimental determination of sin u Žwhere u is the effective Weinberg angle.. However there is still a.3 s deviation between LEP and SLD averages. The LEP average is by far dominated by the determination of A b FB which has the smallest experi- mental error. An upward change of sin u would increase the upper bound on m H, whereas a downward shift would lower it. The SLD average, sin u SLD s " , lies on the lower side of the central value, sin uworld averages " , whereas the LEP average, sin u LEP s " , lies on the higher side wx. Possible future experimental re- sults in the direction of lowering sin u could thus eventually lead to a conflict between the upper bound for mh and the lower bound obtained from the direct search of the Higgs. In such a situation hints for physics beyond the standard model would be ob r98r$ - see front matter q 1998 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved. PII: S
2 R. Casalbuoni et al.rphysics Letters B tained by looking at the e parameters wx 5. The ellipses in Figs. 1 and are derived at 1ys from all the latest electroweak data wx 6. One notices that in these graphs the standard model points lie in general at higher values than the central experimental points, indicating a constraint on the e parameters to be smaller than the standard model values. Not all models invoking new physics would satisfy such a constraint. For instance, elementary technicolor gives a contribution only to e 3, but of the wrong sign. The situation would be better for supersymmetric models with appropriate choices of the parameters wx 7. In this note we shall discuss the implications of a decoupling model w8,9x for new physics which presents the general feature of leading to contributions to all the e parameters, contributions all of negative sign. Fig.. Decoupling model predictions in the plane Ž e,e. 3. The graphical representation is the same as for Fig. 1. By the requisite of decoupling, in a model for new physics, we mean that the model is such that when the mass scale for the new physics is made infinitely large the model goes back to the standard model. The new mass scale controls the contributions to the e parameters. The non-linear effective Lagrangian model of Ref. wx 8 goes back for infinite mass scale to the standard model without elementary Higgs. The renormalizable linear decoupling model of Ref. wx 9 coincides for infinite mass scale with the standard model, including its elementary Higgs, at all perturbative orders.. The model Fig. 1. Decoupling model predictions in the plane Ž e,e The ellipse corresponds to the 1ys Ž 38% probability contour. experimental data. The thick continuous bars correspond to the standard model predictions for mh s70, 300, 1000 GeV, and, for each case, 170.1F m Ž GeV. t F For each choice of the Higgs mass, the oblique strips correspond to the predictions of the model discussed here as parameterized by X, see Eq. Ž. 3. The dashed bars describe, for each choice of the Higgs mass, the best fits. We will discuss the decoupling models described in Refs. w8,9 x. The relation between the model introwx 8 and the one of wx 9 is analogous to duced in Ref. the one between the non-linear and the linear s- model. Both models are based on the gauge group SUŽ. muž. 1 msuž. X msuž. X L L R with gauge fields corresponding to the ordinary gauge bosons W ", Z and g and new heavy gauge fields L and R. A discrete symmetry LlR is also required such that the new gauge fields have equal gauge couplings
3 398 R. Casalbuoni et al.rphysics Letters B glsg R'g. The symmetry also implies that at the lowest order in weak interactions the masses of the new vector bosons are equal, MLsM R'M. The gauge boson masses are generated through the breaking of the gauge group down to UŽ. 1 em, implying 9 Goldstone bosons. In the non-linear model wx 8 these are all the scalar fields. They all disappear from the physical spectrum through Higgs phenomenon. In the linear version wx 9 one introduces 3 complex doublets belonging to the following representations of the global group SUŽ. m SUŽ. m SUŽ. X L R Lm SUŽ. X R Lg Ž,0,,0., Ug Ž,,0,0., Rg Ž 0,,0,. Ž 1. These 3 doublets describe 9 Goldstone bosons and 3 physical neutral scalar fields, one of which is the ordinary Higgs field in the decoupling limit. In the linear model the breaking of the symmetry is supposed to come in two steps characterized by the expectation values ² L : s² R : s u and ² U : s Õ respectively. The first two expectation values induce the breaking SUŽ. m SUŽ. X SUŽ. L L weak and UŽ. 1 msuž. X UŽ. R 1 Y, whereas the third one induces in the standard way SUŽ. m UŽ. weak 1 Y UŽ. 1 em. We assume that the first breaking corre- sponds to a scale u 4 Õ. In the limit u ` the model decouples and one is left with the standard model with the usual Higgs wx 8. One can think of the non-linear version as the one to be used in a scenario where the Higgs is thought as composite with a mass at the TeV scale. In Ref. wx 8 we have shown that also the non-linear model decouples. A feature of both models, the linear and the non-linear one, is that they have an additional accidental global symmetry SUŽ. =SUŽ., which acts together with the usual SUŽ. to form a custodial symmetry. As a consequence the new physics contribution to the e parameters, at the lowest order in the weak interactions, vanishes. In fact, the usual SUŽ. custodial requires the vanishing of the contributions to e1 and e, whereas the new larger custodial symmetry implies also the vanishing of the contribution to e 3. Physically this is due to the mass and coupling degeneracy between the new L and R resonances at the lowest order. For this reason contributions to the e parameters appear only to the next-to-leading order in the expansion in the heavy masses. The treelevel contribution to the e parameters at the first non-trivial order in 1rM is given for both linear and non-linear version by w8,9x c 4 u qs 4 u De1sy X, Desycu X, De3syX c u Ž. with u the Weinberg angle. All the contributions are negative and are all parametrized by the single parameter ž / M Z g Xs Ž 3. g M with g the standard gauge coupling and MZ the Z mass. The linear model is renormalizable and the corresponding radiative corrections can be evaluated by following the lines of Ref. wx 9. The one-loop contribution to e parameters is given by the usual radiative corrections of the standard model plus the radiative corrections coming from new physics. As far as these last corrections are concerned, one can show Žsee wx. 9 that, due to the decoupling property, they are typically smaller than 10% of the tree-level contributions. Therefore we will neglect them in our following considerations since they are well below the experimental error on the e parameters which is of the order of 0%30%. The non-linear model can be regularized assuming the linear model as the regularizing theory and taking the Higgs mass as a cutoff at the TeV scale. Therefore in both cases we get the same expressions for the radiative corrections, except that in linear case the parameter mh is the physical Higgs mass, whereas in the non-linear case Žwhere no elementary Higgs is present. one takes mh as describing a cutoff, to be chosen at around 1 TeV. 3. Comparison to electroweak data As explained in the previous Section the contributions of new physics to the e parameters in the
4 R. Casalbuoni et al.rphysics Letters B models considered here are all negative and parameterized in terms of the single variable X, which depends on a combination of the new mass scale M and of the gauge coupling of the new vector bosons g. In Figs. 1, we have drawn the 1ys experimental ellipses wx 6 for the pairs Ž e,e. and Ž e,e The thick bars correspond to the e values of the standard model at given Higgs mass Žm H s 70, 300, 1000 GeV. and with the top mass varying in each case between and GeV Žfrom left to right in Fig. 1 and from up to down in Fig... For each given pair of values of mt and m H, one considers a corresponding line, parameterized by X Žsee Eq. Ž.., whose points give for each X the values of the e after inclusion of the new physics discussed here. All these lines lie, in the figures, within the strips attached to each of the thick bars. For each line originating from the standard model points one can evaluate the best value for X to fit the experimental values of the e parameters. The corresponding best fit points lie on the dashed bars of Figs. 1,. The quality of the fit can be appreciated from Table 1 where we give the values of the e parameters derived in each case from the best value for X. The best fit values for X lie within 1.3=10 y3 % y3 =10 for 170.1Fm Ž GeV. t F181.1 and 70F m Ž GeV. H F1000. It is already clear from Figs. 1, that, for any pair Ž m,m., there is a value of X which gives a fit to t H Fig. 3. x vs. m H. The curves in the upper part of the figure correspond to the standard model. Those in the lower part correspond to the decoupling model where at each point the value of the parameter X Žsee Eq. Ž 3.. is that of the best fit. The continuous lines are for mt s175.6 GeV, the dash-dotted lines are for mts170.1 GeV, and the dashed ones are for mts181.1 GeV. the experimental data better than the one of the standard model. This is emphasized in Fig. 3 where, for three values of the top mass m s t 170.1, 175.6, GeV, we plot, as a function of the Higgs mass, the x for the standard model, and Table 1 e parameters in the decoupling model derived from the best fit value for X for any pair Ž m,m. t H. The experimental values for the 3 e =10 are: e s3.85" 1.0, e sy8.3" 1.9, e s3.85" 1.1 wx 6 i mh GeV e 1=10 e =10 e 3=10 m Ž GeV. s m Ž GeV. s m Ž GeV. s t t t y8.44 y8.77 y y8.47 y8.79 y y8.41 y8.73 y y8.30 y8.61 y y8.19 y8.50 y y8.09 y8.39 y y7.99 y8.9 y y7.90 y8.0 y y7.81 y8.11 y y7.73 y8.03 y y7.66 y7.95 y
5 400 R. Casalbuoni et al.rphysics Letters B the x for the decoupling model, where for each pair Ž m,m. t H the value of X has been fixed at its best value. This figure makes clear what we said before and shows also that one gets an almost perfect agreement with the data in a region of mh of order 100%300 GeV. This should be compared with the result for the standard model which gives a best value for mh of q74 66 GeV wx y39. Correspondingly the 95% CL bound on the Higgs mass goes from the limit of 15 GeV, within the standard model, to values above 1 TeV for the models presented here. 4. Conclusion The standard model fit to the electroweak data based on the latest experiments has considerably narrowed the allowed interval for the standard Higgs particle mass. From the present situation one might be afraid that the future increased experimental accuracy could evidence a conflict between the lower bound on the Higgs mass coming from the direct search of the particle and the upper bound from the precision experiments. For this reason we have discussed here the fit to the e parameters in a decoupling model Žin two versions, a linear and a non-linear one. showing that within such a scenario such a possible conflict would be avoided. At the same time, an excellent fit is obtained to the present determinations of e parameters. Acknowledgements We would like to thank G. Altarelli and F. Caravaglios for their kindness in allowing us to use their new fit to the e parameters. This work is part of the EEC project Tests of electroweak symmetry breaking and future european colliders, CHRXCT94r0579 Ž OFES References wx 1 L3 Collaboration, preprint CERN-EPr98-5, April 1998; see also S. de Jong, XXIII Rencontres de Moriond, Electroweak Interactions and Unified Theories, Les Arcs, France, 14 1 March We thank M. Pieri for informing us about this result. wx D. Reid, XXIII Rencontres de Moriond, Electroweak Interactions and Unified Theories, Les Arcs, France, 14 1 March wx 3 D. Ward, International Europhysics Conference on High-Energy Physics Ž HEP 97., Jerusalem, Israel, 19 6 August 1997, hep-phr wx 4 G. Degrassi, P. Gambino, A. Vicini, Phys. Lett. B 383 Ž , hep-phr ; G. Degrassi, P. Gambino, A. Sirlin, Phys. Lett. B 394 Ž , hep-phr ; G. Degrassi, P. Gambino, M. Passera, A. Sirlin, hep-phr wx 5 G. Altarelli, R. Barbieri, Phys. Lett. B 53 Ž ; G. Altarelli, R. Barbieri, S. Jadach, Nucl. Phys. B 369 Ž ; G. Altarelli, R. Barbieri, F. Caravaglios, Nucl. Phys. B 405 Ž An equivalent formulation in terms of the parameters S,T,U is given by M.E. Peskin, T. Takeuchi, Phys. Rev. Lett. 65 Ž ; Phys. Rev. D 46 Ž wx 6 F. Caravaglios, private communication. wx 7 G. Altarelli, R. Barbieri, F. Caravaglios, Int. Jour. Mod. Phys. A 13 Ž , hep-phr wx 8 R. Casalbuoni, A. Deandrea, S. De Curtis, D. Dominici, F. Feruglio, R. Gatto, M. Grazzini, Phys. Lett. B 349 Ž , hep-phr95047; R. Casalbuoni, A. Deandrea, S. De Curtis, D. Dominici, R. Gatto, M. Grazzini, Phys. Rev. D 53 Ž , hep-phr The low energy cancellation leading back to standard model predictions was first noticed in R. Casalbuoni, S. De Curtis, D. Dominici, F. Feruglio, R. Gatto, Int. Journ. of Mod. Phys. A 4 Ž wx 9 R. Casalbuoni, S. De Curtis, D. Dominici, M. Grazzini, Phys. Lett. B 388 Ž , hep-phr960776; Phys. Rev. D 56 Ž , hep-phr97049.
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