by
Otto Kong (National Central University, Taiwan)
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TH Auditorium (CERN)
TH Auditorium
CERN
Description
The little Higgs idea offers a true alternative to supersymmetry as good candidate effective field theory at the TeV scale. It requires a SM singlet vectorlike heavy top quark. The question is if there will or have to be extra quarks (or fermions). We argue that the extra gauge symmetry in a typical model can be used to dictate a complete fermionic spectrum through anomaly cancellation conditions, in a way similar to the SM itself. Focusing on a particular model, we explore what would be the implcations for flavour physics.