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GDR Terascale Avoiding the Goldstone Boson Catastrophe in general renormalisable field theories at two loops Johannes Braathen in collaboration with Dr. Mark Goodsell arXiv:1609.06977, to appear in JHEP Laboratoire de Physique Thorique et


  1. GDR Terascale Avoiding the Goldstone Boson Catastrophe in general renormalisable field theories at two loops Johannes Braathen in collaboration with Dr. Mark Goodsell arXiv:1609.06977, to appear in JHEP Laboratoire de Physique Théorique et Hautes Énergies November 24, 2016

  2. The context Going Beyond the Standard Model • 2012: discovery of a SM-Higgs-like particle by ATLAS and CMS • No Physics beyond the SM found yet ⇒ properties of the Higgs as a probe for new Physics → Higgs mass m 2 h • A tool to compute the Higgs mass → effective potential V eff State of the art • SM : V eff (relates m 2 h ↔ λ ) is known to full 2-loop ( Ford, Jack and Jones ’92 ) + leading – QCD – 3-loop and 4-loop ( Martin ’13, Martin ’15 ) • Some results for m 2 h in specific SUSY theories: MSSM (leading – SQCD – 3-loop order); NMSSM (2-loop); Dirac Gaugino models (leading – SQCD – 2-loop: J.B., Goodsell, Slavich ’16 ) • Generic theories : V eff computed to 2-loop (Martin ’01), tadpoles and scalar masses (in gaugeless limit) implemented in SARAH ( Goodsell, Nickel, Staub ’15 )

  3. The effective potential V eff = V (0) + quantum corrections • Quantum corrections = 1PI vacuum graphs computed loop by loop 1-loop ; 2-loop + ; etc. • Expressed as a function of running tree-level masses of particles, ′ , etc.) in some minimal substraction scheme ( MS , DR • First derivative of V eff : tadpole equation ( ↔ minimum condition), relates vev and mass-squared parameters • Second derivative: same as self-energy diagrams, but with zero external momentum → approximate scalar masses

  4. The Goldstone Boson Catastrophe • Beyond one loop, V eff only computed in Landau gauge ⇒ G ) OS = 0 Goldstones are treated as actual massless bosons i . e . ( m 2 • By choice (simplicity) V eff is computed with running masses: G ) run. = ( m 2 G ) OS − Π G (( m 2 ( m 2 G ) OS ) = − Π G (0) , where Π G is the Goldstone self-energy G ) run. may • Under RG flow, ( m 2 → become 0 ⇒ infrared divergence in V eff → change sign ⇒ imaginary part in V eff ≡ Goldstone boson catastrophe

  5. Illustration: the abelian Goldstone model 1 • 1 complex scalar φ = 2 ( v + h + iG ), no gauge group and only a potential √ V (0) = µ 2 | φ | 2 + λ | φ | 4 v: true vev, to all orders in perturbation theory (PT) • SM: G + , G 0 Goldstones do not mix, and can be treated separetely → this model captures the behaviour of the GBC in the SM • V eff at 2-loop order: � � 1 V eff = V (0) + f ( m 2 h ) + f ( m 2 G ) 16 π 2 � �� � 1-loop no Goldstone � � λ � 3 1 G ) 2 + 1 h ) � ���� 4 A ( m 2 2 A ( m 2 G ) A ( m 2 − λ 2 v 2 I ( m 2 h , m 2 G , m 2 + G ) + + O (3-loop) · · · (16 2 ) 2 � �� � 2-loop where f ( x ) = x 2 4 (log x / Q 2 − 3 / 2) , A ( x ) = x (log x / Q 2 − 1) and I ∝ h = µ 2 + 3 λ v 2 , m 2 G = µ 2 + λ v 2 • Tree-level masses: m 2

  6. Illustration: the abelian Goldstone model Tree-level tadpole � ∂ V (0) � = 0 = µ 2 v + λ v 3 = m 2 G v � ∂ h � h =0 , G =0 Loop-corrected tadpole � � � ∂ V eff G v + λ v � = 0 = m 2 3 A ( m 2 h ) + A ( m 2 G ) � 16 π 2 ∂ h � h =0 , G =0 � �� � 1-loop regular for m 2 log m 2 G → 0 � � G ) + 4 λ 3 v 3 G Q 2 ���� 3 λ 2 v A ( m 2 A ( m 2 + h ) + + O (3-loop) · · · m 2 (16 2 ) 2 h � �� � 2-loop

  7. Illustration: the abelian Goldstone model Tree-level tadpole equation � ∂ V (0) � = 0 = µ 2 v + λ v 3 = m 2 G v � ∂ h � h =0 , G =0 Loop-corrected tadpole equation � � � ∂ V eff G v + λ v � = 0 = m 2 3 A ( m 2 h ) + A ( m 2 G ) � 16 π 2 ∂ h � h =0 , G =0 � �� � 1-loop GBC! � �� � log m 2 regular for m 2 G G → 0 � � G ) + 4 λ 3 v 3 Q 2 ���� 3 λ 2 v A ( m 2 A ( m 2 + h ) + + O (3-loop) · · · m 2 (16 2 ) 2 h � �� � 2-loop

  8. First approaches to the GBC By hand ⊲ if m 2 G < 0, drop the imaginary part of V eff ⊲ tune the renormalisation scale Q to ensure m 2 G > 0 (and even m 2 G not too small) ⇒ may be impossible to achieve and is completely ad hoc In automated codes ( SARAH ) • For SUSY theories only • Rely on the gauge-coupling dependent part of V (0) → minimize full V eff = V (0) + 16 π 2 V (1) + 1 (16 π 2 ) 2 V (2) | gaugeless 1 → compute tree-level masses with V (0) | gaugeless (= turn off the D -term potential) → yields a fake Goldstone mass of order O ( m 2 EW ) ⇒ no GBC

  9. Resummation of the Goldstone contribution SM : Martin 1406.2355; Ellias-Miro, Espinosa, Konstandin 1406.2652. MSSM : Kumar, Martin 1605.02059. • Power counting → most divergent contribution to V eff at ℓ -loop = ring of ℓ − 1 Goldstone propagators and ℓ − 1 insertions of 1PI subdiagrams Π g involving only heavy particles • Π g obtained from Π G , Goldstone self-energy, by removing "soft" Goldstone terms • Resumming Goldstone rings ⇔ shifting the Goldstone tree-level mass by Π g in the 1-loop Goldstone term [Adapted from arXiv:1406.2652] � d � ℓ − 1 � n � (Π g ) n 1 � ˆ f ( m 2 f ( m 2 V eff = V eff + G + Π g ) − G ) dm 2 16 π 2 n ! G n =0 → ℓ -loop resummed V eff , free of leading Goldstone boson catastrophe

  10. Extending the resummation to generic theories arXiv:1609.06977 Generic theories : J.B., Goodsell arXiv:1609.06977 Real scalar fields ϕ 0 i = v i + φ 0 i , where v i are the vevs to all order in PT i } ) = V (0) ( v i ) + 1 j + 1 k + 1 V (0) ( { ϕ 0 2 m 2 0 , ij φ 0 i φ 0 ˆ λ ijk 0 φ 0 i φ 0 j φ 0 ˆ λ ijkl 0 φ 0 i φ 0 j φ 0 k φ 0 l 6 24 m 2 0 , ij solution of the tree-level tadpole equation To work in minimum of loop-corrected V eff → new couplings m 2 ij ⇓ Diagonalise to work with mass eigenstates in both bases φ 0 i =˜ R ij ˜ φ j ( φ 0 i , m 2 (˜ 0 , ij ) − → φ i , ˜ m i ) (no loop corrections) φ 0 i = R ij φ j ( φ 0 i , m 2 ij ) − → ( φ i , m i ) (with loop corrections) ⇓ Single out the Goldstone boson(s), index G , G ′ , ... and its/their mass(es) � R iG ) 2 ∂ ( V eff − V (0) ) 1 � � (˜ m 2 G = − = O (1-loop) � ∂φ 0 v i � φ 0 i i =0 i

  11. Our solution: setting the Goldstone boson on-shell arXiv:1609.06977 Issues with the resummation ◮ taking derivatives of ˆ V eff can be very difficult (involves derivatives of the rotation matrices, etc.) → in practice resummation was only used to find the tadpole equations . ◮ the choice of "soft" Goldstone terms to remove from Π G to find Π g may be ambiguous and it is difficult to justify which terms to keep Setting the Goldstone boson on-shell G ) run. by • Adopt an on-shell scheme for the Goldstone(s): replace ( m 2 ( m 2 G ) OS (= 0) and Π G (0) G ) run. = ( m 2 G ) OS − Π G (( m 2 ( m 2 G ) OS ) = − Π G (0) • This can be done directly in the tadpole equations or mass diagrams!

  12. Canceling the IR divergences in the tadpole equations arXiv:1609.06977 2-loop tadpole diagrams involving scalars only: The GBC also appears in diagrams with scalars and fermions or gauge bosons, and is cured with the same procedure → we present the purely scalar case.

  13. Canceling the IR divergences in the tadpole equations arXiv:1609.06977 2-loop tadpole diagrams involving scalars only: Some diagrams of T SS and T SSSS topologies diverge for m 2 G → 0

  14. Canceling the IR divergences in the tadpole equations arXiv:1609.06977 What happens when setting the Goldstone on-shell? • Contribution of the Goldstone(s) to the 1-loop tadpole: � log m 2 � T S ⊃ ∝ A ( m 2 G ) = m 2 Q 2 − 1 G G G • At 1-loop order the scalar-only diagrams in Π G (0) are p 2 = 0 G ) run. = ( m 2 G ) OS − p 2 = 0 ( m 2 → G − G + · · · → G G � �� � =0 • Shifting m 2 G by a 1-loop quantity, Π G (0), in the 1-loop tadpole ⇒ 2-loop shift ! − log m 2 A (( m 2 G ) run. ) = A (0) G Π G (0) Q 2 ���� � �� � � �� � =0 1-loop 1-loop

  15. Canceling the IR divergences in the tadpole equations arXiv:1609.06977 ◮ 2-loop divergent tadpole diagrams ◮ shifting the Goldstone term in the 1-loop tadpole T S ⇒ the divergent parts from the diagrams and the shift will cancel out!

  16. Canceling the IR divergences in the mass diagrams arXiv:1609.06977 ⊲ Earlier literature: inclusion of momentum cures all the IR divergences ⊲ We found ⇒ true at 1-loop order ⇒ at 2-loop, ∃ diagrams that still diverge for m 2 G → 0 even with external momentum included

  17. Canceling the IR divergences in the mass diagrams arXiv:1609.06977 ⊲ Earlier literature: inclusion of momentum cures all the IR divergences ⊲ We found ⇒ true at 1-loop order ⇒ at 2-loop, ∃ diagrams that still diverge for m 2 G → 0 even with external momentum included

  18. Canceling the IR divergences in the mass diagrams arXiv:1609.06977 ⊲ Earlier literature: inclusion of momentum cures all the IR divergences ⊲ We found ⇒ true at 1-loop order ⇒ at 2-loop, ∃ diagrams that still diverge for m 2 G → 0 even with external momentum included

  19. Canceling the IR divergences in the mass diagrams arXiv:1609.06977 ⊲ Earlier literature: inclusion of momentum cures all the IR divergences ⊲ We found ⇒ true at 1-loop order ⇒ at 2-loop, ∃ diagrams that still diverge for m 2 G → 0 even with external momentum included

  20. Canceling the IR divergences in the mass diagrams arXiv:1609.06977

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