Gravitino Thermal Production, Dark Matter, and Reheating of the Universe
arXiv:2408.16043 · doi:10.1088/1475-7516/2025/01/079
Abstract
We present a full one-loop calculation of the gravitino thermal production rate, beyond the so-called hard thermal loop approximation, using the corresponding thermal spectral functions in numerical form on both sides of the light cone. This framework requires a full numerical evaluation. We interpret our results within the framework of a general supergravity-based model, remaining agnostic about the specifics of supersymmetry breaking. In this context, assuming that gravitinos constitute the entirety of the dark matter in the Universe imposes strict constraints on the reheating temperature. For example, with a gluino mass at the current LHC limit, a maximum reheating temperature of GeV is compatible with a gravitino mass of TeV. Additionally, with a reheating temperature an order of magnitude lower at GeV, the common gaugino mass can range from to TeV within the same gravitino mass range. For much higher values of , which are favored by current accelerator and cosmological data in the context of supersymmetric models, such as TeV, and for TeV the reheating temperature compatible with the gravitino dark matter scenario is GeV. If other dark matter particles are considered, the reheating temperature could be much lower.
arXiv comment53 pages, 15 figures, matches published version
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