Symmetry Restoration in Hot SUSY

Abstract

It is by now well known that symmetries may be broken at high temperature. However,in renormalizable supersymmetric theories any internal symmetry gets always restored. In nonrenormalizable theories the situation is far less simple. We review here some recent work which seems to indicate that renormalizability is not essential for the restoration of internal symmetries in supersymmetry.

8 pages, revtex, no figures. Based on the talk given by G. Senjanovic at SUSY96, University of Maryland, 1996. To appear in the Proceedings

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