Technicolor on the Lattice

C Pica; LD Debbio; B Lucini; A Patella; A Rago

Technicolor on the Lattice

C Pica
, LD Debbio
, B Lucini
, A Patella
, A Rago

School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics

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Abstract

Technicolor theories provide an elegant mechanism for dynamical electroweak symmetry breaking. We will discuss the use of lattice simulations to study the strongly-interacting dynamics of some of the candidate theories, with matter fields in representations other than the fundamental. To be viable candidates for phenomenology, such theories need to be different from a scaled-up version of QCD, which were ruled out by LEP precision measurements, and represent a challenge for modern lattice computations.

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Publication status	Published - 17 Sept 2009

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Technicolor on the Lattice
Pica, C., Del, D. L., Lucini, B., Patella, A. & Rago, A., 17 Sept 2009.
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