Big-bang nucleosynthesis with a long-lived CHAMP including He4 spallation process

Abstract

We propose helium-4 spallation processes induced by long-lived stau in supersymmetric standard models, and investigate an impact of the processes on light elements abundances. We show that, as long as the phase space of helium-4 spallation processes is open, they are more important than stau-catalyzed fusion and hence constrain the stau property. This talk is based on works (Jittoh et al., 2011).

arXiv commentContribution to the Proceedings of PASCOS2012 conference; 6 pages and 3 figures

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