Charge Spectrum #
i. Overview #
In this module we define the charge spectrum of a SU(5) SUSY GUT theory with
additional charges (usually U(1)) valued in ๐ฉ satisfying the condition of:
- The optional existence of a
Hdparticle in thebar 5representation. - The optional existence of a
Huparticle in the5representation. - The optional existence of matter in the
bar 5representation. - The optional existence of matter in the
10representation.
The charge spectrum contains the information of the unique charges of each type of particle present in theory. Importantly, the charge spectrum does not contain information about the multiplicity of those charges.
With just the charge spectrum of the theory it is possible to put a number of constraints on the theory, most notably phenomenological constraints.
By keeping the presence of Hd and Hu optional, we can define a number of useful properties
of the charge spectrum, which can help in searching for viable theories.
ii. Key results #
ChargeSpectrum ๐ฉ: The type of charge spectra with charges of type๐ฉ, which is usuallyโค.
iii. Table of contents #
- A. The definition of the charge spectrum
- A.1. Extensionality properties
- A.2. Relation to products
- A.3. Rendering
- B. The subset relation
- C. The empty charge spectrum
- D. The cardinality of a charge spectrum
- E. The power set of a charge spectrum
- F. Finite sets of charge spectra with values
- F.1. Cardinality of finite sets of charge spectra with values
iv. References #
There are no known references for charge spectra in the literature. They were created specifically for the purpose of PhysLean.
A. The definition of the charge spectrum #
The type such that an element corresponds to the collection of
charges associated with the matter content of the theory.
The order of charges is implicitly taken to be qHd, qHu, Q5, Q10.
The Q5 and Q10 charges are represented by Finset rather than
Multiset, so multiplicity is not included.
This is defined for a general type ๐ฉ, which could be e.g.
โคin the case ofU(1),โค ร โคin the case ofU(1) ร U(1),Fin 2in the case ofโคโetc.
- qHd : Option ๐ฉ
The charge of the
Hdparticle. - qHu : Option ๐ฉ
The negative of the charge of the
Huparticle. That is to say, the charge of theHuwhen considered in the 5-bar representation. - Q5 : Finset ๐ฉ
The finite set of charges of the matter fields in the
Q5representation. - Q10 : Finset ๐ฉ
The finite set of charges of the matter fields in the
Q10representation.
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A.1. Extensionality properties #
We prove extensionality properties for ChargeSpectrum ๐ฉ, that is
conditions of when two elements of ChargeSpectrum ๐ฉ are equal.
We also show that when ๐ฉ has decidable equality, so does ChargeSpectrum ๐ฉ.
A.2. Relation to products #
We show that ChargeSpectrum ๐ฉ is equivalent to the product
Option ๐ฉ ร Option ๐ฉ ร Finset ๐ฉ ร Fin ๐ฉ.
In an old implementation this was definitionally true, it is not so now.
A.3. Rendering #
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B. The subset relation #
We define a HasSubset and HasSSubset instance on ChargeSpectrum ๐ฉ.
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- SuperSymmetry.SU5.ChargeSpectrum.hasSSubset = { SSubset := fun (x y : SuperSymmetry.SU5.ChargeSpectrum ๐ฉ) => x โ y โง x โ y }
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C. The empty charge spectrum #
D. The cardinality of a charge spectrum #
The cardinality of a Charges is defined to be the sum of the cardinalities
of each of the underlying finite sets of charges, with Option โค turned to finsets.
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E. The power set of a charge spectrum #
The powerset of a charge . Given a charge x : Charges
it's powerset is the finite set of all Charges which are subsets of x.
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F. Finite sets of charge spectra with values #
We define the finite set of ChargeSpectrum with 5-bar and 10d representation
charges in a given finite set.
Given S5 S10 : Finset ๐ฉ the finite set of charges associated with
for which the 5-bar representation charges sit in S5 and
the 10d representation charges sit in S10.
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