Particle Physics in Laboratory, Space and Universe 2005
DOI: 10.1142/9789812702074_0047
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The Problem of Monopoles in the Standard and Family Replicated Models

Abstract: The aim of the present talk is to show that monopoles cannot play any role in the Standard Model (SM), and in its usual extensions, up to the Planck scale: M P l = 1.22 · 10 19 GeV, because they have a huge charge and are completely confined or screened. The possibility of the extension of the SM with a Family Replicated Gauge Group (FRGG) symmetry of the type (SM G)is briefly discussed. It was shown that the Abelian monopoles (existing also in non-Abelian theories) in FRGG model have N * times smaller magneti… Show more

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“…This result was obtained previously in [9,46,47]. We conclude: FRGG models help to observe monopoles in Nature.…”
Section: Fnt-model Its Advantages and Shortcomingssupporting
confidence: 88%
“…This result was obtained previously in [9,46,47]. We conclude: FRGG models help to observe monopoles in Nature.…”
Section: Fnt-model Its Advantages and Shortcomingssupporting
confidence: 88%
“…[19,20] are also valid in the case of the Family replicated gauge group models (see, for example, Refs. [80,81] and the review [82,83]), where magnetic charges of monopoles (or dyons) are essentially diminished in comparison with those of the SM. We have left these models for future investigations.…”
Section: Freezing Of α Smentioning
confidence: 99%