Coupling Constant and Yukawa Coupling Unifications: Uncertainties and Constraints
Nir Polonsky
Abstract
The status of coupling constant unification (with and without a unification of Yukawa couplings) is discussed. Uncertainties associated with the input coupling constants, mb and mt, threshold corrections at the low and high scale, and possible nonrenormalizable operators are described and a discrepancy between effective and physical scales is pointed out. Theoretical uncertainties in the predictions of αs(MZ), mb, and the unification scale, MG, are discussed and estimated. Constraints on the super-partner spectrum are found to be weak if uncertainties associated with the high-scale are included. However, requiring hb = hτ at MG excludes 3 < β< 40 (for mt < 200 GeV).
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