The Family Group in Grand Unified Theories
P. Ramond
Abstract
We review the known ways of incorporating and breaking symmetries in a renormalizable way. We summarize the various grand unified theories based on SU5, SO10, and E6 as family enlargement groups. An SU5 model with an SU2 gauged family group is presented as an illustration. In it, the e-family (i.e., e,u and d) is classically massless and acquires calculable mass corrections. The family group is broken by the same agent that does the superstrong breaking. Finally, we sketch a way of unifying the family group with SU5 into SU8.
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