Completions of charges #
i. Overview #
Recall that a charge spectrum has optional Hu and Hd charges, and
can have an empty set of 5-bar or 10 charges.
We say a charge spectrum is complete if it has all types of fields present, i.e.
the Hd and Hu charges are present, and the sets of 5-bar and 10 charges are non-empty.
Given a non-complete charge spectrum x we can find all the completions of x,
which charges in given subsets. That is, all charge spectra y which are a super set of x,
are complete, and have their charges in the given subsets.
ii. Key results #
IsComplete: A predicate saying a charge spectrum is complete.completions: Given a charge spectrumxand finite sets of chargesS5andS10, the multiset of completions ofxwith charges inS5andS10.completionsTopYukawa: A fast version ofcompletionsfor anxwhich is inminimallyAllowsTermsOfFinset S5 S10 .topYukawa, or in other words has aqHucharge, a non-empty set of10charges, but does not have aqHdcharge or any5-bar charges.
iii. Table of contents #
- A. The IsComplete predicate
- A.1. The empty spectrum is not complete
- A.2. The predicate
IsCompeleteis monotonic
- B. Multiset of completions
- B.1. A membership condition
- B.2. No duplicate condition
- B.3. Completions of a complete charge spectrum
- B.4. Membership of own completions
- B.5. Completeness of members of completions
- B.6. Subset of members of completions
- C. Completions for top Yukawa
- C.1. No duplicates in completionsTopYukawa
- C.2. Equivalence of completions and completionsTopYukawa
iv. References #
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A. The IsComplete predicate #
We say a charge spectrum is complete if it has all types of fields present, i.e.
the Hd and Hu charges are present, and the sets of 5-bar and 10 charges are non-empty.
A.1. The empty spectrum is not complete #
The empty charge spectrum is not complete, since it has no charges present.
A.2. The predicate IsCompelete is monotonic #
The predicate IsComplete is monotonic with respect to the subset relation. That is, if x is a
subset of y and x is complete, then y is also complete.
B. Multiset of completions #
The completions of a charge spectrum x with charges in given finite sets S5 and S10
are all the charge spectra y which are a super set of x, are complete, and have
their charges in S5 and S10.
Given a collection of charges x in ofFinset S5 S10,
the minimal charges y in ofFinset S5 S10 which are a super sets of x and are
complete.
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B.1. A membership condition #
A simple relation for membership of a charge spectrum in the completions of another.
B.2. No duplicate condition #
For speed we define completions to be a multiset, but in fact it has no duplicates,
so it could be defined as a finite set.
B.3. Completions of a complete charge spectrum #
The completions of a complete charge spectrum is just the singleton containing itself.
B.4. Membership of own completions #
If a charge spectrum x is a member of its own completion then it is complete,
and vice versa.
B.5. Completeness of members of completions #
We now show that any member of the completions of a charge spectrum is complete.
A charge spectrum which is a member of the completions of another charge spectrum is complete.
B.6. Subset of members of completions #
We show that any member of the completions of a charge spectrum is a super set of that charge spectrum.
If y is in the completions of x then x ⊆ y.
C. Completions for top Yukawa #
We give a fast version of completions in the case when x has a qHu charge,
and a non-empty set of 10 charges, but does not have a qHd charge or any 5-bar charges.
Here we only need to specify the allowed 5-bar charges, not the allowed 10 charges.
This is the case for charges which minimally allow the top Yukawa coupling.
These definitions are primarily for speed, as this is the most common case we will look at.
A fast version of completions for an x which is in
minimallyAllowsTermsOfFinset S5 S10 .topYukawa.
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C.1. No duplicates in completionsTopYukawa #
Like for completions, we define completionsTopYukawa as a multiset for speed,
however, we can show it has no duplicates.
The multiset completionsTopYukawa S5 x has no duplicates.
C.2. Equivalence of completions and completionsTopYukawa #
For charges x which are in minimallyAllowsTermsOfFinset S5 S10 .topYukawa,
we show that completions S5 S10 x and completionsTopYukawa S5 x are equal multisets.
The multisets completions S5 S10 x and completionsTopYukawa S5 x are equivalent if
x minimally allows the top Yukawa.