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High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · arXiv:1012.1597 v2 · submitted 7 Dec 2010

Early Universe effective theories: The Soft Leptogenesis and R-Genesis Cases

Chee Sheng Fong, (YITP, Stony Brook), M.C. Gonzalez-Garcia, (ICREA, Barcelona & Barcelona U., ECM & ICC, Barcelona U. & YITP

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Enrico Nardi, (Frascati & Madrid, Autonoma U. & Madrid, IFT)

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“Baryogenesis thus occurs mainly through R-genesis, and with an efficiency that can be up to two orders of magnitude larger than in usual estimates.”

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We discuss the effective theory appropriate for studying soft leptogenesis at temperatures T>10^7 GeV. In this regime, the main source of the B-L asymmetry is the CP asymmetry of a new anomalous R-charge that couple to generalized anomalous electroweak processes. Baryogenesis thus occurs mainly through R-genesis, and with an efficiency that can be up to two orders of magnitude larger than in usual estimates. Contrary to common belief, a sizeable baryon asymmetry is generated also when thermal corrections to the CP asymmetries in sneutrino decays are neglected which, in soft leptogenesis, implyes vanishing lepton-flavour CP asymmetries. We present general Boltzmann equations for soft leptogenesis that are valid in all temperature regimes.

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We discuss the effective theory appropriate for studying soft leptogenesis at temperatures T>10^7 GeV. contribution 0.84 0.74 0.05 asserted 0.78
In this regime, the main source of the B-L asymmetry is the CP asymmetry of a new anomalous R-charge that couple to generalized anomalous electroweak processes. result 0.65 0.39 0.16 asserted 1.00
Baryogenesis thus occurs mainly through R-genesis, and with an efficiency that can be up to two orders of magnitude larger than in usual estimates. result 0.80 0.69 0.49 asserted 0.80
Contrary to common belief, a sizeable baryon asymmetry is generated also when thermal corrections to the CP asymmetries in sneutrino decays are neglected which, in soft leptogenesis, implyes vanishing lepton-flavour CP asymmetries. result 0.98 0.69 0.25 asserted 1.00
We present general Boltzmann equations for soft leptogenesis that are valid in all temperature regimes. contribution 0.91 0.93 0.08 asserted 1.00

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  • Soft leptogenesis [ref] pertains to generating lepton asymmetry at the tree-level itself due to mixing between the particle and anti-particle states of the RH singlet sneutrino, $Ñ$, because of the presence of soft SUSY breaking terms[Soft leptogenesis in different types of SUSY framework can be found in [ref] .].

    Soft leptogenesis in the NMSSM with a singlet right-handed neutrino superfield · Introduction · 0.95

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  • Let us note at this point that the $3×5$ submatrix $A_ℓ_αb$ for the lepton densities represents the generalization of the $A$ matrix introduced in [ref] , $A_H̃_u b$ generalizes the Higgs $C$-vector first introduced in [ref] , and $A_g̃ b$ generalizes the $C$-vector for the gauginos first introduced in [ref] .

    Supersymmetric Leptogenesis · Chemical equilibrium conditions and conservation laws · 0.97

  • Let us note at this point that the $3×5$ submatrix $A_ℓ_αb$ for the lepton densities represents the generalization of the $A$ matrix introduced in [ref] , $A_H̃_u b$ generalizes the Higgs $C$-vector first introduced in [ref] , and $A_g̃ b$ generalizes the $C$-vector for the gauginos first introduced in [ref] .

    Baryogenesis through leptogenesis · Chemical equilibrium conditions and conservation laws · 0.97

  • Let us note at this point that the $3×5$ submatrix $A_ℓ_αb$ for the lepton densities represents the generalization of the $A$ matrix introduced in [ref] , $A_H̃_u b$ generalizes the Higgs $C$-vector first introduced in [ref] , and $A_g̃ b$ generalizes the $C$-vector for the gauginos first introduced in [ref] .

    On Higgs and sphaleron effects during the leptogenesis era · Chemical equilibrium conditions and conservation laws · 0.97

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  • This situation is reminiscent of the so called Purely Flavoured Leptogenesis (PFL) scenarios [ref] where the vanishing of the total CP asymmetry resulting from the sum over lepton flavours $ϵ=∑_αϵ_α=0$ ($α=e,μ,τ$) does not imply a vanishing baryon asymmetry $ΔB∝∑_αη_αϵ_α≠0$.

    Variations on leptogenesis · Introduction · 0.84

  • This situation is reminiscent of the so called Purely Flavoured Leptogenesis (PFL) scenarios [ref] where the vanishing of the total CP asymmetry resulting from the sum over lepton flavours $ϵ=∑_αϵ_α=0$ ($α=e,μ,τ$) does not imply a vanishing baryon asymmetry $ΔB∝∑_αη_αϵ_α≠0$.

    Purely Flavored Leptogenesis · Introduction · 0.84

  • This situation is reminiscent of the so called Purely Flavoured Leptogenesis (PFL) scenarios [ref] where the vanishing of the total CP asymmetry resulting from the sum over lepton flavours $ϵ=∑_αϵ_α=0$ ($α=e,μ,τ$) does not imply a vanishing baryon asymmetry $ΔB∝∑_αη_αϵ_α≠0$.

    Non-unitary Leptonic Mixing and Leptogenesis · Introduction · 0.84

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  • The set of conditions that constrain the particle abundances at this temperatures are listed below, more details about the various constraints can be found in [ref] .

    Supersymmetric Leptogenesis · Chemical equilibrium conditions and conservation laws · 0.82

  • This allows for a different leptogenesis scenario that is specific to supersymmetry known as `soft leptogenesis' [ref] .

    Leptogenesis at Low Scale · Soft leptogenesis: review and motivations · 0.80

  • This allows for a different leptogenesis scenario that is specific to supersymmetry known as `soft leptogenesis' [ref] .

    Leptogenesis from Supersymmetry Breaking · Soft leptogenesis: review and motivations · 0.80

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