Jong-Phil Lee Yonsei Univ. 16 Nov 2010, Yonsei Univ. Based on JPL, 1009.1730; 0911.5382;0901.1020.

Post on 05-Jan-2016

215 views 0 download

Tags:

Transcript of Jong-Phil Lee Yonsei Univ. 16 Nov 2010, Yonsei Univ. Based on JPL, 1009.1730; 0911.5382;0901.1020.

Unparticle Physics

Jong-Phil Lee Yonsei Univ.

16 Nov 2010, Yonsei Univ.

Based on JPL,1009.1730; 0911.5382;0901.1020

2

Outlook

•Unparticles Brief

•Flat higher dim’l decon-

struction

•Ungravity

•Fractional eXtra Dimension

(FXD)

•Unparticle and Bs-anti Bs

•Conclusions

3

UNPARTICLES

4

Unparticles U: Basic Idea H. Georgi, PRL98; PLB650

SM Sec-tor

Scale Inv.

Sector

Weakly interacting

Particles with definite masses

NO particles With definite nonzero masses

Unpar-ticle!

5

Effective Theory for Uenergy

MU

LU

BZ

SM

Dimensionaltransmutation

Scale inv. emerges.

MW; EWSB; scale inv. breaking

Banks-Zaks(BZ) The-oryMassless fermionic gauge theoryWith an infrared-stable fixed point.

matching

6

Phase Space of UProduction Cross Section

Phase Space

7

Spectral FunctionTwo-point function

Spectral density functionFixed by scale inv.

Normalization factorUnparticles with dU look like a Non-integral number of massless particles.

8

Propagators of UGrinstein, Intriligator, Rothstein, PLB662

Cheung, Keung, Yuan, PRD76

Scalar Unparticle Propagator

Vector Unparticle Propagator

9

Scale Invariance BreakingFox, Rajaraman, Shirman,, PRD76

scale invariance breaking

“Good Correspondence”

m0 : rU reduces to the usual Unparticle spectral function

dU1 : the corresponding propagator is a free particle propagator of mass m.

10

U-production via t->U+uInteraction Lagrangian

Phase spaces

11

Decay rate distribution

12

HIGHER DIMEN-SIONAL

DECONSTRUCTION

13

What is "Deconstruction"?Stephanov, PRD76

Philosophy

lim S D 0

Unparti-cles

particles with mass gap D

continuous sum for unparticles

14

How to deconstructAssume that the scale invariance is slightly broken;

continuous l discrete l

In general,

Matching in the limit D-->0

Spectral function

Propagator

15

Flat Higher Dim'l DescriptionMassless field Lagrangian in 4+d dim

Kk mode expansion

16

Scale Invariance BreakingJPL, PRD 79

Massive Lagrangian

Massive propagator

17

Spectral Function Shifted

18

UNGRAVITY &EXTRA DIMENSION

19

Ungravity by tensor unparticlesGoldberg & Nath, PRL 100

Newtonian gravity modified

Tensor unparticle interaction

20

Ungravity = Fractional eXtra Dim(FXD)

Basic Idea

lim S D 0

Unparti-cle

parti-cles with mass gap D

KK sum overExtra dim.

2dU-1 N+1

21

Ungravity BasicsUngravity Lagrangian

Spectral Function

Two-Point Function

22

Ungravity PropagatorUngravity Propagator

Tensor Structure Grinstein, Intriligator, Rothstein, PLB662

23

Deconstructing Ungravity

for massive graviton

Tensor Operator Decomposed

Matching

Tensor Structure for Deconstructed states

Deconstructed Ungravity

(polarization tensor)

JPL, 0911.5382

24

Gravity in AdS(4+N)Arkani-Hamed et al., PRL 84

AdS(4+N) metric

KK Decomposition

Reparametrizaion

for which

25

Newtonian Gravity ModifiedNewtonian Potential

26

Ungravity=?AdS(4+N)

27

Ungravity = (4+N)D Gravity(4+N)-dim’l Gravity

Proposition

JPL, 0911.5382

28

Some RemarksIntermediate States Have Vanishing Mass?

Does Fn Satisfy the Matching Condition?

Newtonian Potential Modification

For large L>>r

29

RELATED ISSUES

30

U-enhanced black hole

Schwarzschild radius

Schwarzschild metric

Newtonian gravity modified

Geometric BH cross section

~10-5 fm for typical parameters

Mureika, PLB660

31

Vector U and UngravityMureika, Spallucci

arXiv:1006.4556

(Bm : baryon current)

Vector Unparticle Interaction

“repulsive contribution”

32

Extremal Black Hole

Extremal Condition

(1)M>Me : Massive object. Two-horizon BH.(2)M=Me : Critical object. Single horizon. Extremal BH.(3)M<Me : “naked-singularity”

Horizons

As M goes down, the two horizons approach to each other.

Inner & outerHorizons exist.

33

Hawking Temperature

cf) Hawking temp. for Schwarzschild BH in D-dim

Weak coupling phase

Strong coupling phase

34

Z+graviton/U production @LHCAsk,

EPJC(2009)60

Invariant mass spectrum of U Dense KK tower of large XD

35

UNPARTICLE AND BS-ANTI BS

36

Basics of B-anti B mixing

37

U-contribution to Bs-anti Bs

Scalar and vector unparticle couplings

s- and t-channel contribution at tree level

38

Tree level calculation

39

U-contribution parametrization

40

Discussions

Unitarity constraint

In the literature, people usually put

dS =dV

But this is NOT true.

fS is suppressedby a factor of

fV is suppressed by

41

Phase

suppressed

positive definite

cf)

Unparticles cannot explain the positive fsD

42

Allowed regionJPL, 1009.1730

43

Contour for different cS

degree

44

Conclusions

•Unparticles of spin 2 produce ungravity.

•Ungravity modifies the Newtonian gravitational potential.

•Ungravity physics is realized in AdS(4+N)-dim’l gravity.

•Ungravity can be understood in the context of fractional extra dimensions.

•Scalar unparticles contribute predominantly to the Bs-(anti Bs) mixing, and can naturally explain its negative phase.

•The LHC might see evidences of unparticles.