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The Probable Fate of the Standard Model · Around

2009

The Probable Fate of the Standard Model

Ellis, J., Espinosa, J. R., Giudice, G. F. et al.

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Extrapolating the Standard Model to high scales using the renormalisation group, three possibilities arise, depending on the mass of the Higgs boson: if the Higgs mass is large enough the Higgs self-coupling may blow up, entailing some new non-perturbative dynamics; if the Higgs mass is small the effective potential of the Standard Model may reveal an instability; or the Standard Model may survive all the way to the Planck scale for an intermediate range of Higgs masses.

This latter case does not necessarily require stability at all times, but includes the possibility of a metastable vacuum which has not yet decayed.
We evaluate the relative likelihoods of these possibilities, on the basis of a global fit to the Standard Model made using the Gfitter package.
This uses the information about the Higgs mass available directly from Higgs searches at LEP and now the Tevatron, and indirectly from precision electroweak data.

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