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Non-Linear Single Higgs MSSM

We present a non-linear MSSM with non-standard Higgs sector and goldstino field. Non-linear supersymmetry for the goldstino couplings is described by the constrained chiral superfield and, as usual, the Standard Model sector is encompassed in suitable chiral and vector supermultiplets. Two models are presented. In the first model (non-linear MSSM$3 1/2$), the second Higgs is replaced by a new supermultiplet of half-family with only a new generation of leptons (or quarks). In the second model, for anomaly cancellation purposes, the second Higgs is retained as a spectator superfield by imposing a discrete symmetry. Both models do not have a $μ$-problem as a $μ$-term is forbidden by the discrete symmetry in the case of a spectator second Higgs or not existing at all in the case of a single Higgs. Moreover, the tree level relation between the Higgs mass and the hidden sector SUSY breaking scale $\sqrt{f}$ is derived. Finally, we point out a relative suppression by $m_{soft}/Λ$ of the bottom and tau Yukawa couplings with respect to those of the top quark.

preprint2012arXivOpen access

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