Spontaneous Breakdown (SB) of Symmetry

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Spontaneous Breakdown (SB) of Symmetry (対称性の自発的破れ)     SB of Discrete Symmetry (離散的対称性)    model real scalar field j with     Lagrangian density    with potential   This is invariant under    signature change of j :    discrete group Z2     "discrete symmetry"    微分  m 2j +lj 3= 0    m 2 =-lj 2    If m2<0 the lowest energy occurs at j = v

lowest energy at model with potential   If m2<0 the lowest energy occurs at j = v

lowest energy at lowest energy state = vacuum(真空) If m2<0, the vacuum violates the symmetry, while the Lagrangian is invariant. "spontaneous breakdown of the symmetry" U: symmetry transformation vacuum expectation value (v.e.v. 真空期待値) redefine the field so as to have

lowest energy state = vacuum(真空) lowest energy at = = lowest energy state = vacuum(真空) (v.e.v. 真空期待値) U: symmetry transformation If m2<0, the vacuum violates the symmetry, while the Lagrangian is invariant. vacuum expectation value "spontaneous breakdown of the symmetry" 定数 係数 1 - - 2 + - 4 6 =1 redefine the field so as to have mass term constant = interaction terms mass of x : mx

L and R components of fermions (Review)    Dirac fermion    rep. of Lorentz group y =yL +yR   Lorentz invariants kinetic term mass term

Lorentz inv. kinetic term mass term Lorentz invariants kinetic term mass term

= Lorentz inv. chiral sym. kinetic term : allowed mass term chiral transformation :   LR別々に変換   Chiral symmetry can be discrete or continuous.    discrete chiral sym.   continuous chiral sym. =     The kinetic term preserves chiral symmetry,    & is allowed.   

= ≠ Lorentz inv. chiral sym. kinetic term : allowed mass term : forbidden chiral transformation :   Chiral symmetry can be discrete or continuous.    discrete chiral sym.   continuous chiral sym. LR別々に変換   =     The kinetic term preserves chiral symmetry,    & is allowed.    ≠    The fermion mass term violates chiral symmetry.    is forbidden by the chiral symmetry.   

Fermion Mass Generation via SB of Discrete Chiral Sym. Lorentz inv. chiral sym. kinetic term : allowed mass term : forbidden Fermion Mass Generation via SB of Discrete Chiral Sym.    model of real scalar j and fermion y    require symmetry under simultanous transformations     signature change   & chiral transformation   invariant Lagrangian density  Fermion mass term  is forbidden v.e.v. If m2<0, the symmetry is broken spontaneously.   mass term interaction terms kinetic term redefine the field  mass of y : my The fermion mass is generated

SB of Continuous Symmetry (連続的対称性)    model:    complex scalar field     : real    Lagrangian density    potential   invariant under global U(1) symmetry    continuous symmetry    in terms of     Lagrangian density    potential   invariant under global O(2) symmetry   

potential   minimum  If m2<0 the lowest energy (vacuum state) occurs at The vacuum violates U(1) ( = O(2)) symmetry spontaneously. v.e.v. redefine the fields 

Nambu- Goldstone field. Goldstone Theorem 代入 代入 kinetic term mass term interaction terms interaction terms masses of x, c : mx ,mc c: massless field Nambu- Goldstone field. Goldstone Theorem If a symmetry under continuous group is broken spontaneously, the system includes a massless field. The massless particle is called Nambu- Goldstone field.

Fermion Mass Generation via SB of Continuous Chiral Sym. model of complex scalar f and fermion y    require symmetry under the simultaneous transformations     global U(1) transformation    continuous chiral transformation   Lagrangian density  fermion mass term  is forbidden If m2<0, the symmetry is broken spontaneously   代入 vacuum expectation value  kinetic term mass term interaction terms redefine the field  mass of y : my The fermion mass is generated

Gauge Boson Mass Generation via SB -- Higgs mechanism model of complex scalar field f and U(1)gauge field Am   symmetry    U(1) gauge invariance    transformation    Lagrangian density  covariant derivative Dmf '=    ∂mf +igAmf =    ' ' ' ∂m(e-igaf)+ig (Am+∂ma )e-igaf =    e-iga   Dmf   = e-iga∂mf-ig∂mae-iaf   代入 Let , then Let , then

Lagrangian density  Let Let , then

spontaneous breakdown v.e.v. field redefinition mass term interaction terms mass of A' The gauge boson mass is generated. mass of x The gauge boson becomes massive by absorbing NG boson c.

Spontaneous breakdown (SB) of symmetry real scalar j     Z2 symmetry     SB  v.e.v. field redefinition    mass of x : +fermion y   chiral symmetry  mass term :forbidden fermion mass generation by SB mass of y : complex scalar field f    global U(1) symmetry    SB  v.e.v. field redefinition    c : Nambu- Goldstone boson masses of x, c :

If a symmetry under continuous group is broken spontaneously, the system includes a massless field. Goldstone Theorem The massless particle is called Nambu- Goldstone field. +fermion y   chiral U(1)×U(1) symmetry   mass term : forbidden fermion mass generation by SB mass of y : Higgs mechanism  complex scalar field f, U(1)gauge field Am   U(1) gauge symmetry    v.e.v. SB  field redefinition    mass of A' The gauge boson mass is generated. mass of x The NG boson c is absorbed by A'.