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Anatomy and Phenomenology of Minimal Flavor Deconstruction in the Lepton Sector

Antonio Masiero , Paride Paradisi , Daniel Quieroz , Andrea Sainaghi , Nicola Valori , Oscar Vives This is my paper

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In minimal flavor deconstruction for leptons, next-to-leading-order spurion effects generically produce physical CP phases and flavor misalignment, enabling future μ-e conversion and electron EDM searches to reach multi-10 TeV scales under

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The paper analyzes a minimal flavor-deconstructed setup in the lepton sector through an effective field theory lens, deriving the low-energy Yukawa structure from a UV completion via systematic spurion expansion. It identifies that leading-order dipole operators remain aligned with the Yukawa matrices, but next-to-leading-order terms introduce generic physical CP-violating phases and misalignment. These effects generate potentially observable signals in charged lepton flavor violation, lepton flavor universality violation, and electric dipole moments. The central result is that, when flavor structures and phases take natural values, experiments targeting μ-e conversion and the electron EDM can access scales in the multi-10 TeV range, well beyond direct collider reach. The analysis underscores complementarity between flavor-violating and CP-violating observables as probes of such scenarios.

Core claim

Starting from the ultraviolet completion, the effective Yukawa matrices are obtained through spurion expansion beyond leading order; while leading contributions keep dipole operators aligned with Yukawas, next-to-leading-order terms induce physical CP phases and flavor misalignment, which after matching to the low-energy effective theory produce charged lepton flavor violating rates and EDMs that future μ-e conversion and electron EDM experiments can probe up to multi-10 TeV scales when flavor structures and CP phases are taken at natural values.

What carries the argument

The systematic spurion expansion of the effective Yukawa structure beyond leading order, which supplies the dominant sources of physical CP violation and flavor misalignment.

If this is right

  • Future μ-e conversion searches can constrain the flavor deconstruction scale up to multi-10 TeV under generic assumptions.
  • Electron EDM measurements provide independent sensitivity to the CP-violating phases generated at next-to-leading order.
  • Charged lepton flavor violating decays and lepton flavor universality tests supply additional, complementary constraints.
  • Precision lepton-sector measurements can test flavor-deconstructed models at energies inaccessible to direct production at colliders.

Where Pith is reading between the lines

These are editorial extensions of the paper, not claims the author makes directly.

  • If signals remain absent at the projected sensitivities, the model would either push the new-physics scale higher or demand a dynamical mechanism to enforce the tuning of phases and alignments.
  • The same spurion-expansion logic could be applied to the quark sector to construct a fully flavor-deconstructed Standard Model extension.
  • Correlations between the predicted misalignment patterns and neutrino mixing angles offer a potential cross-check once neutrino EDMs or other lepton-number-violating observables become accessible.
  • Lattice or non-perturbative studies of the ultraviolet completion could test whether the assumed natural ranges for the spurion coefficients are realized dynamically.

Load-bearing premise

The flavor structures and CP phases take natural, untuned values rather than being specially arranged to cancel observable effects.

What would settle it

A null result from next-generation μ-e conversion experiments reaching sensitivities corresponding to tens of TeV, combined with no electron EDM signal at projected precision, would require either the deconstruction scale to lie above that range or the flavor and CP parameters to be tuned away from natural values.

read the original abstract

We investigate the low-energy phenomenology of a minimal flavor-deconstructed framework in the lepton sector within an effective field theory approach, focusing on the interplay between flavor and CP violation. Starting from the ultraviolet completion of the model, we derive the effective Yukawa structure through a systematic spurion expansion beyond leading order and identify the dominant sources of flavor and CP violation. We show that, while leading-order effects to dipole operators are approximately aligned with the Yukawa matrices, next-to-leading order contributions generically induce physical CP-violating phases and flavor misalignment, leading to potentially observable low-energy signals. After constructing the corresponding low-energy effective theory, we analyze the phenomenological implications for charged lepton flavor violating observables, lepton flavor universality tests, and electric dipole moments (EDMs). We find that future searches for $\mu-e$ conversion and the electron EDM can probe scales in the multi-10~TeV range under natural assumptions on the flavor structure and CP phases. Our results highlight the complementarity between flavor-violating and CP-violating observables and demonstrate that precision measurements in the lepton sector provide a powerful probe of flavor-deconstructed scenarios beyond the direct reach of collider experiments.

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Referee Report

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Summary. The manuscript investigates the low-energy phenomenology of a minimal flavor-deconstructed framework in the lepton sector within an EFT approach. It derives the effective Yukawa structure from the UV completion via a systematic spurion expansion to next-to-leading order, identifies the dominant sources of flavor and CP violation, constructs the corresponding low-energy EFT, and analyzes implications for charged lepton flavor violating observables, lepton flavor universality tests, and electric dipole moments. The central result is that future μ-e conversion and electron EDM searches can probe scales in the multi-10 TeV range under natural O(1) assumptions on the flavor spurions and CP phases, with emphasis on the complementarity of these observables.

Significance. If the results hold, this work provides a concrete EFT template for analyzing flavor deconstruction in the lepton sector, demonstrating how NLO spurion effects can generate physical CP phases and misalignment that lead to observable signals. It explicitly conditions the phenomenological reach on genericity assumptions, which enhances transparency, and illustrates the potential of precision lepton measurements to access scales beyond direct collider reach. The systematic treatment of the spurion expansion is a methodological strength.

minor comments (2)
  1. Abstract and final paragraph: the reach statements are conditioned on 'natural assumptions' for flavor structure and CP phases; a brief explicit statement of the assumed range for the spurion coefficients (e.g., |Y| ~ 0.1-3) would improve clarity without altering the conditional nature of the claim.
  2. The manuscript would benefit from a short table summarizing the leading NLO contributions to the dipole operators and their misalignment angles, to make the transition from the spurion analysis to the low-energy observables more immediate.

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We thank the referee for the positive and constructive report. The summary accurately captures the scope and main results of our work on the low-energy phenomenology of minimal lepton flavor deconstruction. No major comments were raised in the report.

Circularity Check

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No significant circularity in derivation chain

full rationale

The paper constructs the effective Yukawa structure via a systematic spurion expansion in an EFT framework starting from a stated UV completion, then derives misalignment and CP phases at NLO before mapping to low-energy observables. All steps are presented as direct consequences of the spurion counting and EFT matching; the reach statements are explicitly conditioned on external naturalness assumptions for O(1) coefficients rather than being fitted or self-defined. No load-bearing self-citations, fitted inputs renamed as predictions, or ansatze smuggled via prior work appear in the provided derivation outline. The central claims remain independent of the target phenomenology.

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Abstract-only review prevents identification of specific free parameters or axioms; the central claims rest on the validity of the spurion expansion and naturalness assumptions whose details are not provided.

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