Stability of non-topological string in supersymmetric gauge theory
arXiv:2205.12638 · doi:10.1142/S0217751X22502219
Abstract
We construct a non-topological string solution for a supersymmetric gauge theory with gauge symmetry which is spontaneously broken to by developing the vacuum expectation value of two doublet Higgses. It is a supersymmetric extension of the electroweak string while supersymmetry is unbroken. We discuss the classical stability of the non-topological string by perturbations. We show that the classical stability are determined only by two parameters, and that the allowed region becomes essentially the same as in the electroweak string.
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