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轴-尺联合和非可逆高对称的量子化

Yichul Choi^1,2, Matthew Forslund¹, Ho Tat Lam³

¹C. N. Yang Institute for Theoretical Physics, Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, New York 11794, USA.

Physical review letters

|April 5, 2024

概括

这项研究为标准模型的轴联建立了量子化条件. 这些情况表明,许多QCD轴承模型在通货膨胀后面面临着轴承域壁问题.

科学领域:

粒子物理学粒子物理学
宇宙学的宇宙学是什么?
量子场理论量子场理论

背景情况:

轴子是假设的粒子,用于解决量子染色力学 (QCD) 中的强 CP 问题.
了解与标准模型 (SM) 的轴轴合对于它们的检测和宇宙学意义至关重要.
总体结构的SM尺集团,特别是U(1)_Y超电荷子集团,影响着动力物理.

研究的目的:

将轴联的模型独立量子化条件推导到SM标尺组[SU(3) ×SU(2) ×U(1)_Y]/Z_q.
研究这些条件对轴承模型的影响,特别是关于轴承域壁问题.
探索SM轴系中的一般化全球对称性及其对宇宙学可观测物的影响.

主要方法:

对轴动异常系数的模型独立量化条件的推导.
对与E/N=8/3直线相对的g_{aγγ}
在SM-axion合系统中展示高组和非可逆的全局对称性.

主要成果:

量子化条件是指向SM测量组的轴轴合,其各种离散系数为Z_q.
任何QCD轴心模型在g_{aγγ}的E/N=8/3直线的右边,必然会面临一个后膨胀的宇宙的轴心域墙问题.
一般化的全球对称性对轴弦张力和断质量施加了普遍的界限.

结论:

导出的量子化条件为轴向性质提供了模型独立的约束.
轴突域壁问题是广泛的QCD轴突模型的重大挑战.
未来对轴子的发现可能会使用这些量化条件来确定标准模型的全球测量组结构.

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