Proposes topological leptogenesis where a new gapped topological order sector cancels the SM B-L anomaly and BSM dark matter consists of decaying line/surface defects with anyon charges.
Line Operators in the Standard Model
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There is an ambiguity in the gauge group of the Standard Model. The group is $G = SU(3) \times SU(2) \times U(1)/\Gamma$, where $\Gamma$ is a subgroup of ${\bf Z}_6$ which cannot be determined by current experiments. We describe how the electric, magnetic and dyonic line operators of the theory depend on the choice of $\Gamma$. We also explain how the periodicity of the theta angles, associated to each factor of $G$, differ.
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Topological Leptogenesis
Proposes topological leptogenesis where a new gapped topological order sector cancels the SM B-L anomaly and BSM dark matter consists of decaying line/surface defects with anyon charges.
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Multi-axion models relax the E/N bound on QCD axion photon coupling and allow subdominant dark matter contribution, but an axion-like particle is typically visible to next-generation experiments.
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Family unification models from E7 cosets have no global sigma model anomalies because the torsion parts of their bordism groups vanish, as computed via the Atiyah-Hirzebruch spectral sequence, including when isotropy subgroups are gauged.