Yasunori Nomura UC Berkeley; LBNL. What do we expect to see at TeV?  Physics of electroweak symmetry breaking Is there New Physics at TeV?  We don’t.

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Yasunori Nomura UC Berkeley; LBNL

What do we expect to see at TeV?  Physics of electroweak symmetry breaking Is there New Physics at TeV?  We don’t know Possible hints Problem of Naturalness Existence of the Dark Matter Good motivations for Physics beyond the SM May also be responsible for weak-Planck hierarchy … e.g. theory of radiative EWSB  Target of Next Experiments (LHC, LC, …)

Naturalness Problem of the SM The SM Lagrangian is not stable under quantum corrections: V Higgs = m h 2 |h| 2 + |h| 4 /4 We need “Experimentally’’ m h 2 < O(100 GeV) 2 (v = 2m h 2 / = 174 GeV) Naturalness: m h 2 < O(100 GeV) 2  m < O(TeV)

What do we know about New Physics?  The SM describes physics at < O(100 GeV) extremely well Contributions from New Physics:  New Physics is (most likely) weakly coupled Weak scale supersymmetry Higgs as a pseudo Nambu-Goldstone boson M > a few TeV ( ) … opposite statistics … same statistics

Weak Scale Supersymmetry Superparticle at the TeV scale Bosons Fermions A  q l h After SUSY breaking,, q, l and h obtain masses of O(TeV)  Beautiful cancellation of  m h 2 between contributions from the SM and superparticles R parity  the existence of Dark Matter ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~

Gauge coupling unification at a high scale: nonSUSY SUSY M unif ~ GeV g1g1 g2g2 g3g3 g3g3 g2g2 g1g1

Superparticle spectrum provides a window for a deeper level of physical theory “Gravity’’ mediation Gauge mediation Anomaly mediation …  Distinct spectra Combination of LHC and LC important LSP ~ DM: weakly interacting --- Exploration at LC ( ) Gaugino mediation, Moduli mediation, …

Supersymmetry after the LEPII “Minimal’’ Supersymmetry is fine-tuned … Supersymmetric fine-tuning problem –Minimization condition Natural EWSB requires In the MSSM, m h 2 receives contribution from top-stop loop M mess : the scale where suerparticle masses are generated

What’s wrong? M Higgs < M Z at tree level –need radiative corrections from top-stop loop Tension with the other superparticle mass bounds –e.g. mediation by the SM gauge interactions e.g. mSUGRA

Possible approaches We don’t care Higgs boson may be lighter Dermisek, Gunion; Chang, Fox, Weiner; …  LEPII may have missed the Higgs h 0 because h 0 decays into final states that are hard to detect Higgs boson may be heavier Barbieri, Hall, Y.N., Rychkov; … … alleviates fine-tuning (in the most straightforward way)  We may have been misled in interpreting EWPT Problem of SUSY breaking mechanism? Kitano, Y.N.; …  Some mechanism may be preferred over others Environmental –Split SUSY Arkani-Hamed, Dimopoulos; Giudice, Romanino; … –Living dangerously Giudice, Rattazzi; …

SUSY without a light Higgs boson Heavier Higgs boson alleviates tuning V Higgs = m h 2 |h| 2 + |h| 4 /4  v 2 = |h| 2 = -2m h 2 /, M Higgs 2 = v 2 In SUSY Allowed by EWPT? (We imagine e.g. M Higgs ~ GeV)

Constraint on M Higgs on the S-T plane  easy to have large M Higgs if additional  T exist Maybe we are being fooled by  T| New Physics LEP EWWG

SUSY framework Higgs boson can be made heavy in SUSY by with ( perturbative up to ~10TeV) Large makes M Higgs heavy and at the same time induces sizable  T from singlet-doublet mixings! Parameter of the model: Scalar sector Fermion sector  1 2,  2 2,  3 2  tan , m H +, v , M in the limit of decoupling the S scalar and gauginos Barbieri, Hall, Y.N., Rychkov, hep-ph/

Contribution from the scalar Higgs sector –  T  0 for tan   1 (custodial symmetry) –  T>0 can make large M Higgs consistent  tan  cannot be large also reinforced by the stop-sbottom contributions =2 m H + =350,500,750 GeV

Contribution from the Higgsino sector tan  < 3 preferred in SUSY  rich Higgs physics at ~O( GeV) Blue – S Red – T Shaded region indicates

New Possibility for Dark Matter In the limit of heavy gauginos,  = {  S,  Hu,  Hd }   Z  ff suppressed   can be the dark matter tan  ~ 1.4 (detection promising:  SI > cm 2 ) Blue: WMAP region

Gauge Coupling Unification Compositeness of S, H u, H d and/or top can induce large, keeping the desert –5D realization/modeling  Gauge coupling unification can be preserved Higgs sector physics in supersymmetry can be quite rich – potential window for the DM sector Exploration at LC very useful Harnik, Kribs, Larson, Murayama; Chang, Kilic, Mahbubani; Birkedal, Chacko, Y.N.; Delgado, Tait; … Birkedal, Chacko, Y.N.

Higgs as a pseudo Nambu- Goldstone boson Why m h << M Pl ?  Higgs is a pseudo Nambu-Goldstone boson –Old composite models –Little Higgs models –Holographic Higgs models –Twin Higgs models –… Cancellation of  m h 2 is between the same statistics fields – e.g. we have t’ instead of t Georgi, Kaplan; … Arkani-Hamed, Cohen, Georgi; … Chacko, Goh, Harnik; … Contino, Y.N., Pomarol; … ~

Higgs as a holographic pseudo Nambu-Goldstone boson Technicolor: (  QCD ~ 1/3 ~ 1 GeV gives f  ~ m W ~ 100 MeV ) m W ~ 100 GeV   TC ~ 1 TeV The scale of New Physics too close --- contradict with the precision electroweak data Pions in massless QCD: ( m  ± ~ 10 MeV with  QCD ~ 1 GeV ) m h ~ 100 GeV   NEW ~ 10 TeV Safer in terms of the precision electroweak data – Contino, Y.N., Pomarol, hep-ph/ Agashe, Contino, Pomarol, hep-ph/ V EW  TC V EW  NEW

Basic structure (omitting details, e.g. U(1) Y assignment) SU(3) global כ SU(2) L SSB: SU(3) global  SU(2) produces PNGB which is SU(2) L doublet Higgs compositeness is not enough Analogy with QCD: “Yukawa’’ couplings suppressed because dim[O n ] (O n =udd) is “large’’ = 9/2 Need interactions strong for a wide energy range to reduce dim[O]  CFT SU(2)

How to realize such theories? --- Gauge theory/gravity correspondence Realization in 5D Higgs arises as an extra dimensional component of the gauge boson, A 5 AdS (warped)

Realistic Yukawa couplings obtained Higgs potential is finite and calculable  EWSB (due to higher dimensional gauge invariance) Existence of resonances (KK towers) for the gauge fields as well as quarks and leptons … Physics at the LHC (and LC) Nontrivial wavefunctions for W and Z as well as for matter  couplings deviate from the SM … Physics at LC

Summary We are about to explore physics of EWSB New Physics at the TeV scale is well motivated –Problem of Naturalness, DM, … Weak scale supersymmetry Higgs as a pseudo Nambu-Goldstone boson … Exploration of this New Physics is the prime target of experiments in the next decades A variety of possibilities for how New Physics shows up  Combination of the LHC and LC very useful We hope to understand Nature at a deeper level