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Daniil Rystsov

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Some approximate renormalization group invariants for supersymmetric extensions of the Standard Model and the Yukawa unification

For supersymmetric extensions of the Standard Model we construct some expressions that include Yukawa couplings for the third and second generations and receive relatively small quantum corrections. This implies that they slightly depend on scale and are therefore approximate renormalization group invariants. Using these invariants we try to analyse possible relations between the Yukawa couplings at the unification scale $M_X$ as well as the predictions for values of $\mbox{tg}\,\beta$ and $\alpha(M_X)$. In particular, we suggest two variants of such relations and investigate whether they agree with the experimental values of elementary particle masses. It is demonstrated that the Yukawa unification for the third and second generations consistent with them can be achieved by adding exotic superfields forming 3 representations $5+\bar{5}$ of the group $SU(5)$ to the MSSM field content. We argue that this may indicate the possible underlying $E_6$ gauge symmetry.

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All-loop renormalization group invariants for MSSM

For MSSM from the gauge couplings, Yukawa couplings, and the coefficient $\mu$ in the part of superpotential quadratic in the Higgs superfields we construct combinations which (for certain renormalization prescriptions) do not depend on the renormalization point in all loops. In other words, these combinations are the renormalization group invariants. Similar invariants are also constructed for NMSSM. The derivation is based on the nonrenormalization of the superpotential and the NSVZ equations. We argue that the scale invariance of the considered combinations takes place in the class of the HD+MSL schemes. This fact has been verified in the lowest orders, up to and including the one in which the dependence on the renormalization prescription becomes essential. It is also demonstrated that in the $\overline{\mbox{DR}}$ scheme the renormalization group invariance does not take place starting from the approximation, where the scheme dependence manifests itself.

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