The Constructive Standard Model: Part I

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Auteurs principaux: Christensen, Neil, Field, Bryan
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author Christensen, Neil
Field, Bryan
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Field, Bryan
contents In this paper, we construct the complete set of minimal 3-point vertices for the massive Standard Model (SM) based purely on symmetry principles, mass dimension and high-energy behavior and without any recourse to field theory, gauge symmetries or Feynman rules. Because the gravitational vertices are no more challenging than any other vertices in this constructive method, we include them as well. We also calculate the high-energy behavior of these vertices and compare with the well-known massless vertices, both as a check and as a way to pin down the normalization constants. We include all these vertices in tables as a reference for future investigations.
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spellingShingle The Constructive Standard Model: Part I
Christensen, Neil
Field, Bryan
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Theory
In this paper, we construct the complete set of minimal 3-point vertices for the massive Standard Model (SM) based purely on symmetry principles, mass dimension and high-energy behavior and without any recourse to field theory, gauge symmetries or Feynman rules. Because the gravitational vertices are no more challenging than any other vertices in this constructive method, we include them as well. We also calculate the high-energy behavior of these vertices and compare with the well-known massless vertices, both as a check and as a way to pin down the normalization constants. We include all these vertices in tables as a reference for future investigations.
title The Constructive Standard Model: Part I
topic High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/1802.00448