Four-Generation Condensate Scheme Without the Fourth Generation of Leptons

The renormalization group (RG) analyses show that in the four-generation fermion condensate scheme of electroweak symmetry breaking without the extra fourth generation of leptons thelimitation to the compositeness scale Λ could be greatly loosened and up to Λ<10¹⁰ GeV if the masses of the extra fourth generation of quarks are demanded to be bigger than the topquark mass m_t = 180 GeV. However, the mass constraints 2(m_Q)_minh⁰<2(m_Q)_max between the Higgs boson h⁰ and its constituent Q-fermions are no longer totally valid for Λ>10⁵ GeV. The ~redicted masses of the fourth generation of quarks and the Higgs boson will be larger than the corresponding ones in the four-generation quark-lepton scheme. The stability of the results for variation of the compositeness boundary conditions could be explained more clearly.