Gravitational Waves from Phase Transition in Minimal SUSY Model
arXiv:1911.01292 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.101.075027
Abstract
Many extensions of the Standard Model include a new gauge group that is broken spontaneously at a scale much above TeV. If a -breaking phase transition occurs at nucleation temperature of -~TeV, it can generate stochastic gravitational waves in - Hz range if , which can be detected by ground-based detectors. Meanwhile, supersymmetry (SUSY) may play a crucial role in the dynamics of such high-scale gauge symmetry breaking, because SUSY breaking scale is expected to be at TeV to solve the hierarchy problem. In this paper, we study the phase transition of gauge symmetry breaking in a SUSY model in the SUSY limit. We consider a particular example, the minimal SUSY model. We derive the finite temperature effective potential of the model in the SUSY limit, study a -breaking phase transition, and estimate gravitational waves generated from it.
26 pages, 10 figures. Sensitivity curves of Advanced LIGO design, Cosmic Explorer and Einstein Telescope are overlaid on the plots of predicted gravitational wave spectrum. We have shown that the percolation of true-vacuum bubbles is completed in the benchmark with large supercooling where alpha_θ(T_n)=1.5. References are added. Version accepted for publication in Physical Review D
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