1989
DOI: 10.1016/0370-2693(89)91125-8
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A supersymmetric SU(4)XO(4) model

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“…We employ the 4D superfield notation after appropriate rescaling from 5D fields. [39]. In fact, these VEVs break SU(4) c × SU(2) R to SU(3) c × U(1) Y , where SU(3) c is a subgroup of SU (4) c , while U(1) Y is a superposition of two U(1) factors coming from SU(4) c and SU (2) …”
Section: D Susymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We employ the 4D superfield notation after appropriate rescaling from 5D fields. [39]. In fact, these VEVs break SU(4) c × SU(2) R to SU(3) c × U(1) Y , where SU(3) c is a subgroup of SU (4) c , while U(1) Y is a superposition of two U(1) factors coming from SU(4) c and SU (2) …”
Section: D Susymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The values of these couplings play an important role in the final value of the proton decay rate and the resulting hierarchy of existing modes. Nevertheless, Superstring embeddable models [7] or models of phenomenologically oriented GUTs that treat the fermion mass problem [8], come out with an extended Higgs sector. Similarly, several attempts for the construction of phenomenologically viable string models have yielded up to now models with extra Higgses [9].…”
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“…It has been realised for some time that the Pati-Salam gauge symmetry may be broken at the scale M ∼ M GU T by the following Higgs representations which arise naturally in the superstring construction [3],…”
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“…Here we consider a scenario in which the superpotential in the visible sector respects the U(1) R symmetry, while the hidden sector also respects the R-symmetry, but spontaneously breaks it leading to an R-violating V sof t . 4 As discussed in [3] the high energy Higgs mechanism removes the H,H components u c H , e c H ,ū c H ,ē c H from the physical spectrum (half of these states get eaten by the heavy gauge bosons and gauginos and the other half will become massive Higgs bosons),…”
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