Paper Citation Record · LEDGER

Have Pulsar Timing Arrays detected the Hot Big Bang? Gravitational Waves from Strong First Order Phase Transitions in the Early Universe

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Supercooled Phase Transitions: Why Thermal History of Hidden Sector Matters in Analysis of Pulsar Timing Array Signals cites this paper.

Supercooled Phase Transitions: Why Thermal History of Hidden Sector Matters in Analysis of Pulsar Timing Array Signals Have Pulsar Timing Arrays detected the Hot Big Bang? Gravitational Waves from Strong First Order Phase Transitions in the Early Universe

Reference 18

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Primordial Gravitational Waves from Phase Transitions during Reheating cites this paper.

Primordial Gravitational Waves from Phase Transitions during Reheating Have Pulsar Timing Arrays detected the Hot Big Bang? Gravitational Waves from Strong First Order Phase Transitions in the Early Universe

Reference 120

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Beyond the Daisy Chain: Running and the 3D EFT View of Supercooled Phase Transitions cites this paper.

Beyond the Daisy Chain: Running and the 3D EFT View of Supercooled Phase Transitions Have Pulsar Timing Arrays detected the Hot Big Bang? Gravitational Waves from Strong First Order Phase Transitions in the Early Universe

Reference 45

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Non-Minimally Coupled Chain Inflation at High Scales cites this paper.

Non-Minimally Coupled Chain Inflation at High Scales Have Pulsar Timing Arrays detected the Hot Big Bang? Gravitational Waves from Strong First Order Phase Transitions in the Early Universe

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