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تسجيل مستخدم جديدNew dynamical gauges of the SM of EW interactions
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Bing An Li
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A new Lagrangian of EW interactions without spontaneous symmetry breaking, Higgs, and Fadeev-Popov procedure has been constructed. It consists of three parts: $SU(2)_Ltimes U(1)$ gauge fields, massive fermion fields, and their interactions. In this theory the gauge coupling constants g, g, and fermion masses are the inputs. A new mechanism of $SU(2)_Ltimes U(1)$ symmetry breaking caused by fermion masses has been found. In the EW theory top quark mass plays a dominant role. This mechanism leads to nonperturbative generation of the gauge fixings and masses of Z and W fields. $m^2_W={1over2}g^2 m^2_t, m^2_Z={1over2}bar{g}^2 m^2_t, G_F=frac{1}{2sqrt{2}m^2_t}$ are revealed from this theory. The propagators of Z- and W-fields without quadratic divergent terms are derived. Very heavy neutral and charged scalars are dynamically generated from this theory too.
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