Non-Markovian memory effects narrow the viable parameter space for electroweak baryogenesis, shift optimal wall velocities lower, produce non-monotonic baryon asymmetry dependence on memory timescale, and can enhance gravitational-wave signals.
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Memory effects from different scattering mechanisms in 2D systems appear as distinct features in the NEGF spectral function, proposed as a steady-state diagnostic for non-Markovian behavior.
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Non-Markovian Electroweak Baryogenesis: Memory Effects on CP-Violating Transport and Gravitational Waves
Non-Markovian memory effects narrow the viable parameter space for electroweak baryogenesis, shift optimal wall velocities lower, produce non-monotonic baryon asymmetry dependence on memory timescale, and can enhance gravitational-wave signals.
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Reinterpreting Memory Effects in Nonequilibrium Systems: From Temporal Dynamics to Steady-State Signatures via NEGF
Memory effects from different scattering mechanisms in 2D systems appear as distinct features in the NEGF spectral function, proposed as a steady-state diagnostic for non-Markovian behavior.