Implication of a quasi fixed point with a heavy fourth generation: The emergence of a TeV-scale physical cutoff

It has been shown in a recent Letter that the Higgs quartic and Yukawa sectors of the Standard Model (SM) with a heavy fourth generation exhibit at a two-loop level a quasi fixed point structure instead of the one-loop Landau singularity and which could be located in the TeV region, a scale which is denoted by ΛFP in this Letter. This provides the possibility of the existence of a TeV-scale physical cutoff endowed with several implications. In the vicinity of this quasi fixed point bound states and Higgs-like condensates made up of the 4th generation quarks and leptons get formed. It implies the possibility of a dynamical electroweak symmetry breaking generated by 4th generation condensates. The quasi fixed points also hint at a possible restoration of scale symmetry at ΛFP and above and the emergence of a theory which could be deeper than the SM.