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Electroweak Baryogenesis: A Brief Review
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A brief review of the fundamental ideas behind electroweak baryogenesis is presented. Since a successful implementation of these ideas requires an extension of the minimal standard model, I comment on the necessary physics and how experimental constraints make these scenarios testable at the LHC, and perhaps at existing colliders.
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