Monopoles and Family Replicated Unification
L. V. Laperashvili (ITEP, Moscow, Russia), H. B. Nielsen (NBI,, Copenhagen, Denmark) D. A. Ryzhikh (ITEP, Moscow, Russia)

TL;DR
This paper explores how lattice artifact monopoles in a family replicated gauge model influence high-energy physics, potentially leading to gauge unification near the Planck scale and affecting the running of fundamental constants.
Contribution
It introduces the role of monopoles with reduced magnetic charge in a family replicated gauge model and their impact on gauge coupling unification at the Planck scale.
Findings
Monopoles have N times smaller magnetic charge in FRGGM than in SM.
Monopoles contribute to the beta-functions of gauge couplings.
Unification of gauge interactions possible at ~10^{18.4} GeV.
Abstract
The present theory is based on the assumption that at the very small (Planck scale) distances our space-time is discrete, and this discreteness influences on the Planck scale physics. Considering our (3+1)-dimensional space-time as a regular hypercubic lattice with a parameter , where is the Planck length, we have investigated a role of lattice artifact monopoles which is essential near the Planck scale if the Family replicated gauge group model (FRGGM) is an extension of the Standard Model at high energies. It was shown that monopoles have times smaller magnetic charge in FRGGM than in SM ( is the number of families in FRGGM). These monopoles can give an additional contribution to beta-functions of the renormalisation group equations for the running fine structure constants (i=1,2,3 correspond to the U(1), SU(2), and…
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