CP Violation, Baryon violation, RPV in SUSY, Mesino Oscillations, and Baryogenesis

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CP Violation, Baryon violation, RPV in SUSY, Mesino Oscillations, and Baryogenesis David McKeen and AEN, arxiv:1512.05359 Akshay Ghalsasi, David McKeen, AEN., arxiv:1508.05392 (Thursday: Kyle Aitken, David McKeen, AEN, Thomas Neder, arxiv:1708.01259) (See also Seyda Ipek, David McKeen, AEN., arxiv:1407.8193 Seyda Ipek, John March-Russell, arxiv:1604.00009) Neutron-Antineutron Oscillations: Appearance, Disappearance, and Baryogenesis October 24, 2017

CP V beyond the Standard Model Needed to produce early universe asymmetry of 10-8 between quarks and anti-quarks? (baryogenesis) Effects of CKM phase in early universe highly suppressed by small mixing angles and mass differences. non standard CPV or non standard enhancement of standard CPV 2

Baryon Violation SM: Anomalous effect in weak interactions ( Sphalerons ) rapid violation of B, L at T> ~ 100 GeV (weak transition), negligible B violation at low T (tunneling) Sphalerons conserve B-L Baryogenesis: produce net B-L at high T (e.g. leptogenesis) electroweak baryogenesis (no BSM B or L violation needed) post sphaleron baryogenesis (requires B violation at low energy which does not allow proton decay) 3

Why post sphaleron baryogenesis is compelling Consistent with wide range of cosmology/inflation models. No high temperature required (solves a lot of cosmological issues, e.g. gravitino over production) Electroweak baryogenesis requires 1st order weak transition, CPV in Higgs sector very constrained by electric dipole moment of electron, mass of Higgs. 4

Consequence of post sphaleron baryogenesis lowest dimension B violation operator which does not lead to proton decay is dim 9, n n oscillations dinucleon decay: 5

R parity many models of new physics for the electroweak hierarchy introduce a Z2 symmetry (-1) (L+ 3B +2S) under which new particles are odd, called R parity (most widely known in SUSY) all SM particles have even R parity SUSY superpartners have odd R parity Any new fermion which is does not carry baryon or lepton number is R-odd, as is any boson with odd B or L charge prevents tree level contributions to precision electroweak corrections, CP and flavor violation from new R odd particles. Bonus: lightest Parity Odd Particle (LPOP) is stable potentially dark matter 6

What is U(1) R? U(1) Symmetry in Supersymmetric theories which does not commute with SUSY Different particles in a supermultiplet have different charges U(1)R: left handed gaugino has charge +1, sfermions in left chiral supermultiplets have charge -1 All fermion superpartner masses must be Dirac requires new chiral supermultiplets to allow Dirac gaugino masses requires 2 more Higgs doublet chiral supermultiplet (or lepton number violation/identification of lepton number and U(1)R 7

Baryon number violation without proton decay Proton must decay into odd # fermions. Sufficient conditions for stability: lepton number conservation mod 2 no new fermions lighter than mp-me 8

Violating Baryon number and R symmetry in SUSY Dim 4: Superpotential coupling ui c dj c dk c Dim 3: squark scalar trilinear violate baryon number both are R parity odd and ΔB=1 Dim 4: Conserves U(1)B+U(1)R Squark=antidiquark, gauginos carry baryon number Dim 3, Majorana gaugino masses: Conserves Z2 subgroup of U(1)B+U(1)R Z2 subgroup of U(1)B+U(1)R forbids proton decay (as long as lightest neutralino heavier than mp-me), allows Majorana ν mass 9

Dark Matter: 938 MeV Neutral Majorana Fermion? Proton stability: mp-me< M N MN< m p+ me N stable Experimental search for n N+γ? 10

Particle Oscillations quantum interference due to coherent superposition of particles with slightly different masses production conserves some approximate symmetry Observed in neutrinos (lepton flavor oscillations), neutral K,D,B mesons (particle-anti-particle oscillations) masses must be near degenerate- wave packet propagation must be similar enough so spatial separation does not occur over an oscillation time oscillation time must not be too fast or too slow or oscillations not observable 11

CPV in oscillations of unstable states Only requires 2 oscillating states Observed in neutral kaon anti-kaon and neutral B mesonanti-b meson oscillations Large effect possible when oscillation and decay rates comparable O(1)! 12

CPV from Oscillations + Decays Requires m12 0, Γ12 0, arg(m12γ12 * ) 0 largest effect: ΔΓ ~ Δm ~ Γ, arg(m12γ12 * )~O(1) generically ΔΓ < Δm, Γ Kaons: ΔΓ ~ Δm ~Γ, arg(m12γ12 * )<<1, B 0 : ΔΓ << Δm ~Γ, arg(m12γ12 * )~O(1) D 0 : ΔΓ ~ Δm <Γ, arg(m12γ12 * )<<1, Bs: ΔΓ << Γ < Δm, arg(m12γ12 * )<<1 13

Baryogenesis from oscillating unstable states in SUSY? Susy with baryon violating RPV has been an attractive low energy baryogenesis model for some time Usual mechanism is CPV in baryon number violating decays Can CPV in oscillations be used for baryogenesis? Thursday morning: Dave McKeen talk on CPV from oscillating neutral heavy flavor baryons 14

pseudo-dirac fermions in SUSY? Mesino-anti-Mesino Oscillations, S. Thomas, U. Sarid, 1999 In theories with gravitino LPOP (lightest supersymmetric particle) the NLSP (Next to lightest Supersymmetric particle has a long lifetime. What if NLSP is a squark? Hadronizes before decay as a mesino (squark-anti-quark bound state). Carries flavor quantum numbers which are violated by weak and susy interactions. neutral mesino can oscillate into anti-particle, is pseudo- Dirac. same sign top, same sign di-lepton signatures. 15

History long lived NLSP stop mesino long lived signatures same sign dilepton events Mesino Oscillation in MVF SUSY, Berger, Csaki,Grossman, Heidenreich, 2013 sbottom LSP mesino oscillations with RPV same sign dilepton signatures 16

Model for Baryogenesis: arxiv:1508.05392 RPV SUSY-lite New particles: Neutral Majorana fermions χ i, i=1,2,, charge -1/3 colored scalar φ, mass >~650 GeV low energy effective theory: Dinucleon decay constraints on combinations of α 11, α 21,y 1k,y 2k 17

Generation of CPV in Mesino oscillations M12: Γ12 18

maximizing CPV optimally N1 is slightly lighter (~500 MeV) than mesino strange mesino decays: both Φ, Φ N1 + η, Φ baryon+ mesons,φ anti-baryon+ mesons require total Γ< ΛQCD (hadronization rate) For optimal parameters, sizable CPV possible #baryons-#antibaryons per initial Φ+Φ ~10-4 10-5 19

Cosmology Mesino mass > 650 GeV Mesino is hadron whose existence requires T< 100 MeV Mesinos in early universe would be way out of thermal equilibrium Introduce heavy, weakly coupled N3 with long lifetime which freezes out, decays into quark+ antisquark or antiquark+ squark when temperature <~100 MeV squarks immediately hadronize into mesinos, oscillate and decay, producing net baryon number. 20

Boltzman equations A=fraction of squarks which hadronize as oscillating mesinos =average net # baryons per mesino 21

Summary Baryogenesis is strong motivation for n n oscillations, dinucleon decay Z2 symmetry allows baryon violation, Majorana ν with stable proton For fine tuned mass range, same Z2 symmetry can also stabilize dark matter search for dark matter in neutron decays Baryogenesis model from oscillating mesinos stay tuned for Dave McKeen s talk on oscillating heavy flavor Baryons 22