Scalar Leptoquarks, Baryon Number Violation and Pati-Salam Symmetry
Clara Murgui, Mark B. Wise

TL;DR
This paper explores how scalar leptoquarks at TeV scales, embedded in a Pati-Salam model, can address flavor anomalies while suppressing baryon number violation, extending previous work on vector leptoquarks.
Contribution
It analyzes the impact of scalar leptoquarks within Pati-Salam models on baryon number violation, providing a theoretical framework that extends prior vector leptoquark studies.
Findings
Scalar leptoquarks can explain flavor anomalies.
Embedding in Pati-Salam models suppresses baryon number violation.
Extension of previous vector leptoquark results.
Abstract
One or more scalar leptoquarks with masses around a few TeV may provide a solution to some of the flavor anomalies that have been observed. We discuss the impact of such new degrees on baryon number violation when the theory is embedded in a Pati-Salam model. The Pati-Salam embedding can suppress renormalizable and dimension-five baryon number violation in some cases. Our work extends the results of Assad, Grinstein, and Fornal who considered the same issue for vector leptoquarks.
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