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A Fat Higgs with a Fat Top
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · Submitted 25 Apr 2005
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The authors' main claim This removes fine-tuning associated with these couplings present in the original Fat Higgs and New Fat Higgs models, respectively.
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A new variant of the supersymmetric Fat Higgs model is presented in which the MSSM Higgses as well as the top quark are composite. The underlying theory is an s-confining SU(3) gauge theory with the MSSM gauge groups realized as gauged sub-groups of the chiral flavor symmetries. This motivates the large Yukawas necessary for the large top mass and SM-like Higgs of mass>>M_Z in a natural way as the residual of the strong dynamics responsible for the composites. This removes fine-tuning associated with these couplings present in the original Fat Higgs and New Fat Higgs models, respectively.
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| s0 | A new variant of the supersymmetric Fat Higgs model is presented in which the MSSM Higgses as well as the top quark are composite. | contribution 1.00 | 0.87 | 0.23 | asserted 1.00 |
| s1 | The underlying theory is an s-confining SU(3) gauge theory with the MSSM gauge groups realized as gauged sub-groups of the chiral flavor symmetries. | method 0.68 | 0.55 | 0.07 | asserted 1.00 |
| s2 | This motivates the large Yukawas necessary for the large top mass and SM-like Higgs of mass>>M_Z in a natural way as the residual of the strong dynamics responsible for the composites. | interpretation 0.96 | 0.52 | 0.33 | asserted 0.75 |
| s3 | This removes fine-tuning associated with these couplings present in the original Fat Higgs and New Fat Higgs models, respectively. | interpretation 0.61 | 0.61 | 0.40 | asserted 1.00 |
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A new variant of the supersymmetric Fat Higgs model is presented in which the MSSM Higgses as well as the top quark are composite. The underlying theory is an s-confining SU(3) gauge theory with the MSSM gauge groups realized as gauged sub-groups of the chiral flavor symmetries. This motivates the large Yukawas necessary for the large top mass and SM-like Higgs of mass>>M_Z in a natural way as the residual of the strong dynamics responsible for the composites. This removes fine-tuning associated with these couplings present in the original Fat Higgs and New Fat Higgs models, respectively.
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While previous fat Higgs models have utilized composite meson [ref] or baryon [ref] fields, to our knowledge this is the first time a SM mode has been identified with a dual quark field emerging at relatively low energies.[Models in which all SM fields are dual degrees of freedom from GUT-scale duality were first constructed in, e.g. Berkooz:1997bb.
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Several attempts have been made to modify the MSSM spectrum through the addition of matter fields to raise the Higgs mass [ref] .
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A variety of solutions have been proposed to address this problem [ref] .
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