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In the standard model, the mechanism for gauge symmetry breaking and the theoretical origin of the Higgs boson remains unclear. Yang-Mills theories in higher dimensions are good candidates to address these issues.
We have constructed a Yang-Mills theory with extra dimensions of two-dimensional sphere. In this model, compared to conventional models such as those with $S^1$ and $T^2$, curvature of the extra dimensions and the non-commutative nature of the gauge group result in different features in gauge symmetry breaking process and the origin of scalar fields.
In this poster, we will report the gauge symmetry breaking observed in the Kaluza-Klein expansion of four-dimensional gauge fields, as well as the mass spectrum obtained from the Kaluza-Klein expansion of the extra-dimensional gauge fields, which appear as scalar fields in our four-dimensional spacetime.
