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Report No.: DESY-20-220; HU-EP-20/40; arXiv:2012.07740
Abstract: We question the use of triangle diagrams in the broken phase of the Standard Model Effective Field Theory (SMEFT) to derive sum-rules on certain dimension-six coefficients, as recently put forward by Cata, Kilian and Kreher in Ref. [arXiv:2011.09976]. Indeed, the aforementioned sum-rules are violated at tree level in simple consistent BSM scenarios. The underlying reason is that gauge-invariant combinations of Goldstone bosons and massive gauge fields are allowed to couple to matter currents which are not conserved. We show this in a toy model by computing the relevant triangle diagrams, as well as by working out Wess--Zumino terms in the bosonic EFT below all fermion masses. The same approach applies also to the Standard Model and it provides a convenient and unusual way to check that the SM is anomaly free. We then apply similar techniques to the SMEFT in presence of various dimension-6 operators.
Keyword(s): new physics ; standard model ; effective field theory ; operator: dimension: 6 ; sum rule: violation ; loop integral: 3 ; gauge field theory: massive ; gauge field theory: effective action ; Wess-Zumino term: anomaly ; anomaly: gauge
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Comments on gauge anomalies at dimension-six in the Standard Model Effective Field Theory
Journal of high energy physics 05(5), 153 (2021) [10.1007/JHEP05(2021)153]
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