Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
Scientific paper
2011-07-15
Physics
High Energy Physics
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
21 pages + references, 5 figures; v2: corrected calculation of epsilon_K (SUSY contribution is always harmless), improved pres
Scientific paper
In recent years it has been learned that scalar superpartner masses and trilinear couplings should both generically be larger than about 20 TeV at the short distance string scale if our world is described by a compactified string or M-theory with supersymmetry breaking and stabilized moduli. Here we study implications of this, somewhat generally and also in detail for a particular realization (compactification of M-theory on a G_2 manifold) where there is significant knowledge of the superpotential and gauge kinetic function, and a light gluino. In a certain sense this yields an ultraviolet completion of minimal flavour violation. Flavour violation stems from off-diagonal and non-universal diagonal elements of scalar mass matrices and trilinear couplings, and from renormalization group running. We also examine stability bounds on the scalar potential. While heavy scalars alone do not guarantee the absence of flavour problems, our studies show that models with heavy scalars and light gluinos can be free from such problems.
Kadota Kenji
Kane Gordon
Kersten Joern
Velasco-Sevilla Liliana
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