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R-Parity Conservation from a Top Down Perspective

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Bobby S. Acharya, Gordon L. Kane, Piyush Kumar, Ran Lu, Bob Zheng

High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · Submitted 19 Mar 2014

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The authors' main claim An experimental observation of R-parity violation would, therefore, disfavor such classes of top-down GUT models.

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CitationBobby S. Acharya, Bob Zheng, Gordon L. Kane, Piyush Kumar, Ran Lu. "R-Parity Conservation from a Top Down Perspective." arXiv:1403.4948 (2014). https://pith.science/paper/H4UZU4VW
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Motivated by results from the LHC and dark matter searches, we study the possibility of phenomenologically viable R-parity violation in $SU(5)$ GUT models from a top-down point of view. We show that in contrast to the more model dependent bounds on the proton lifetime, the limits on neutrino masses provide a robust, stringent and complementary constraint on all $SU(5)$ GUT-based R-parity violating models. Focusing on well-motivated string/$M$ theory GUT frameworks with mechanisms for doublet-triplet splitting and a solution to the $\mu/B\mu$ problems, we show that imposing the neutrino mass bounds implies that R-parity violation is disfavored. The arguments can also be generalized to minimal $SO(10)$ GUTs. An experimental observation of R-parity violation would, therefore, disfavor such classes of top-down GUT models.

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s1 We show that in contrast to the more model dependent bounds on the proton lifetime, the limits on neutrino masses provide a robust, stringent and complementary constraint on all $SU(5)$ GUT-based R-parity violating models. result 0.94 0.82 0.34 asserted 1.00
s2 Focusing on well-motivated string/$M$ theory GUT frameworks with mechanisms for doublet-triplet splitting and a solution to the $\mu/B\mu$ problems, we show that imposing the neutrino mass bounds implies that R-parity violation is disfavored. result 0.90 0.90 0.49 asserted 0.99
s3 The arguments can also be generalized to minimal $SO(10)$ GUTs. result 0.55 0.62 0.04 asserted 0.66
s4 An experimental observation of R-parity violation would, therefore, disfavor such classes of top-down GUT models. interpretation 0.99 0.40 0.55 asserted 0.81

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Motivated by results from the LHC and dark matter searches, we study the possibility of phenomenologically viable R-parity violation in $SU(5)$ GUT models from a top-down point of view. We show that in contrast to the more model dependent bounds on the proton lifetime, the limits on neutrino masses provide a robust, stringent and complementary constraint on all $SU(5)$ GUT-based R-parity violating models. Focusing on well-motivated string/$M$ theory GUT frameworks with mechanisms for doublet-triplet splitting and a solution to the $\mu/B\mu$ problems, we show that imposing the neutrino mass bounds implies that R-parity violation is disfavored. The arguments can also be generalized to minimal $SO(10)$ GUTs. An experimental observation of R-parity violation would, therefore, disfavor such classes of top-down GUT models.

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  • Making the simplifying assumption $|M_1| = |M_2 | = |μ| = M$ and taking the large $tanβ$ limit, we can obtain a limit on $ξ$ from the constraint $m_ν < 0.23$ eV [ref] : [equation] To be consistent with this limit on $ξ$, the four vectors $(μ, κ_i)$ and $(v_d, ṽ_i)$ must be nearly parallel.

    Planck 2013 results. XVI. Cosmological parameters · Bilinear R-parity Violation $&$ Neutrino Mass constraints · 0.99

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