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? composite ? H. Fritzsch LMU Munich

standard model elementary gauge bosons gauge group SU(2) x U(1)

„Higgs“ - scalar

elementary gauge bosons gauge group SU(2)

„Higgs“ - scalar

composite mesons QCD

Dynamical mixing of rho meson and photon:

Standard Model

composite weak bosons

QHD

Standard Model

4th color

 QHD Dynamical mixing of W-boson and photon

vector gauge theory chiral gauge theory

??? QHD gauge group ???

New: isoscalar

Example: M(X)=0.8 TeV

Coupling of X to leptons and quarks:  coupling of Z - boson

X – decay into muons  Z – decay into muons:

Total width of Z: 2.5 GeV

=>complexities of strong interactions ~ 1 GeV

=> complexities of QHD interactions ~ 1 TeV

three SU(2) singlets S(0) = 0 (0) S(1) = 0 (1) S(2) = 0 (2)

three SU(2) triplets T(0) = 1 (0) T(1) = 1 (1) T(2) = 1 (2)

0.1 TeV 0.5 TeV

mass spectrum

100 %

59 %

36 %

5 %

S(0): 0.05 Expected <

weak bosons composite  leptons and quarks composite

color lepton number

QHD gauge boson

s-wave

p-wave

5 % 2012

) 2013