New Approach to GUTs
B.F.L. Ward (1) ((1) Department of Physics, Baylor University, Waco,, TX, USA)

TL;DR
This paper proposes a string-inspired grand unification model that predicts a low GUT scale within experimental reach, utilizing heterotic string symmetries to suppress baryon number violation and suggesting potential experimental tests.
Contribution
It introduces a novel approach to GUTs with a low unification scale enabled by heterotic string symmetry ideas, allowing for experimental verification.
Findings
GUT scale potentially within 200 TeV, accessible to future colliders.
Suppression of baryon number violation consistent with current data.
Hints of new parameters in electroweak precision tests.
Abstract
We introduce a new string-inspired approach to the subject of grand unification which allows the GUT scale to be small, \lesssim 200 TeV, so that it is within the reach of {\em conceivable} laboratory accelerated colliding beam devices. The key ingredient is a novel use of the heterotic string symmetry group physics ideas to render baryon number violating effects small enough to have escaped detection to date. This part of the approach involves new unknown parameters to be tested experimentally. A possible hint at the existence of these new parameters may already exist in the EW precision data comparisons with the SM expectations.
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