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Global Symmetries and D-Terms in Supersymmetric Field Theories

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arxiv 1007.5352 v2 pith:PSZHFVZV submitted 2010-07-30 hep-th hep-ph

Thomas T. Dumitrescu , Zohar Komargodski , Matthew Sudano This is my paper · ORCID
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We study the role of D-terms in supersymmetry (SUSY) breaking. By carefully analyzing the SUSY multiplets containing various conserved currents in theories with global symmetries, we obtain a number of constraints on the renormalization group flow in supersymmetric field theories. Under broad assumptions, these results imply that there are no SUSY-breaking vacua, not even metastable ones, with parametrically large D-terms. This explains the absence of such D-terms in models of dynamical SUSY-breaking. There is, however, a rich class of calculable models which generate comparable D-terms and F-terms through a variety of non-perturbative effects; these D-terms can be non-abelian. We give several explicit examples of such models, one of which is a new calculable limit of the 3-2 model.

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