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Sensitivity to Dark Sector Scales from Gravitational Wave Signatures

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arxiv 2203.11736 v2 pith:OR4WAYYK submitted 2022-03-22 hep-ph astro-ph.CO

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We consider gravitational wave signals produced by a first-order phase transition in a theory with a generic renormalizable thermal effective potential of power law form. We find the frequency and amplitude of the gravitational wave signal can be related in a straightforward manner to the parameters of the thermal effective potential. This leads to a general conclusion; if the mass of the dark Higgs is less than 1% of the dark Higgs vacuum expectation value, then the gravitational wave signal will be unobservable at all upcoming and planned gravitational wave observatories.

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