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Chiral Fermion Delocalization in Deconstructed Higgsless Theories

High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · Submitted 1 Aug 2005

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The authors' main claim {I construct a renormalizable $SU(2)^{89}\times U(1)$ gauge theory with standard-model-like phenomenology for the gauge bosons masses and the weak interactions of the light fermions (including the $b$) but in which all vacuum expectation values are about 2 TeV.

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CitationHoward Georgi. "Chiral Fermion Delocalization in Deconstructed Higgsless Theories." arXiv:hep-ph/0508014 (2005). https://pith.science/paper/RQWE3RXT
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{I construct a renormalizable $SU(2)^{89}\times U(1)$ gauge theory with standard-model-like phenomenology for the gauge bosons masses and the weak interactions of the light fermions (including the $b$) but in which all vacuum expectation values are about 2 TeV. This is a deconstructed version of a Higgsless model with a flat extra dimension. The fermions are delocalized on the theory space in an unusual way, with LH and RD fermions on alternate nodes.

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s1 This is a deconstructed version of a Higgsless model with a flat extra dimension. method 0.39 0.52 0.09 asserted 1.00
s2 The fermions are delocalized on the theory space in an unusual way, with LH and RD fermions on alternate nodes. contribution 0.49 0.84 0.21 asserted 1.00

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{I construct a renormalizable $SU(2)^{89}\times U(1)$ gauge theory with standard-model-like phenomenology for the gauge bosons masses and the weak interactions of the light fermions (including the $b$) but in which all vacuum expectation values are about 2 TeV. This is a deconstructed version of a Higgsless model with a flat extra dimension. The fermions are delocalized on the theory space in an unusual way, with LH and RD fermions on alternate nodes.

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