On Gauge Mediated SUSY Breaking and Moduli Stabilization
arXiv:hep-th/0703247 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.76.086001
Abstract
A generic lesson of string theory is that the coupling constants of an effective low energy theory are determined by the vacuum values of a set of fields - the so-called moduli - some of which are stabilized at relatively low masses by non-perturbative effects. We argue that the physics of these moduli cannot be separated from the issues of dynamical and gauge mediated supersymmetry breaking. To illustrate this point we present a modified version of the type IIB KKLT model where the criteria for gauge mediated SUSY breaking may be realized.
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