Wednesday, September 28, 2022 4:00pm to 5:00pm
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Leptogenesis and Gravity Waves from a SUSY-breaking Phase Transition
Abstract: It has been shown that supersymmetry breaking in a hidden sector at the PeV scale can lead to a distinctive strong first order phase transition, producing gravity waves that could be observed in upcoming experiments. We develop this idea, proposing a concrete model with gauge-mediated SUSY breaking, that can also give successful leptogenesis at the phase transition. A novel mechanism of neutrino mass generation at one loop arises in the model. We show that significant production of primordial black holes can take place at the phase transition.
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