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Out of the Dark: WISPs in String Theory and the Early Universe

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arxiv 2402.04725 v1 pith:CYFH5SMY submitted 2024-02-07 hep-th hep-ph

Joseph P. Conlon This is my paper · ORCID
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New light hidden sector degrees of freedom represent one of the most approaches to going beyond the Standard Model. I give a short account of how such WISP candidates naturally appear in string compactifications and some descriptions of ways that they can affect early universe cosmology.

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