Gauged B-3Lτ, low-energy unification and proton decay
Palash B. Pal, Utpal Sarkar
Abstract
We point out that if there is a gauged B-3Lτ symmetry at low energy, it can prevent fast proton decay. This may help building models with theories with extra dimensions at the TeV scale. For purpose of illustration we present an explicit model with large extra dimensions. The Higgs required for a realistic fermion masses and mixing are included. The problem of neutrino masses are solved with triplet Higgs scalars. The proton remains stable even after the B-3Lτ symmetry breaking.
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