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Anomaly mediation in supergravity theories

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arxiv hep-th/9911029 v3 pith:K5XGM626 submitted 1999-11-04 hep-th hep-ph

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keywords massgauginosupergravityanomaliesanomalyanomaly-inducedtheoriestheory
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We consider the effects of anomalies on the supersymmetry-breaking parameters in supergravity theories. We construct a supersymmetric expression for the anomaly-induced terms in the 1PI effective action; we use this result to compute the complete one-loop formula for the anomaly-induced gaugino mass. The mass receives contributions from the super-Weyl, Kahler, and sigma-model anomalies of the supergravity theory. We point out that the anomaly-mediated gaugino mass can be affected by local counterterms that cancel the super-Weyl-Kahler anomaly. This implies that the gaugino mass cannot be predicted unless the full high-energy theory is known.

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