One Loop Corrections to the Rho Parameter in Higgsless Models

Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Phenomenology

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20 pages, 5 figures

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10.1088/1126-6708/2007/05/015

A large class of deconstructed Higgsless model is known to satisfy the tree-level experimental bounds on the electroweak precision parameters. In particular, an approximate custodial symmetry insures that the tree-level $\rho$ parameter is exactly one, for arbitrary values of the model parameters, and regardless of fermion delocalization. In this note we expand on previous work by considering the fermionic one-loop contributions to $\rho$, which are essentially due to loops with top and bottom modes. We analyze the dependence on the number $N$ of internal SU(2) sites in models with a ``flat background''. We find that the new-physics contribution rapidly increases with $N$, to quickly stabilize for large values of $N$. Experimental upper bounds on $\rho$ translate into lower bounds on the mass of the heavy fermions. These, however, are weakly correlated to $N$, and the three-site model (N=1) turns out to be already an excellent approximation for the continuum model ($N\to\infty$).

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