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20072012
most citedNon-thermal fixed points: effective weak-coupling for strongly correlated systems far from equilibrium

275 citations · 346 across the 9 of their papers we have counts for

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9 papers

hep-th2012★ 4 cited

Voisin-Borcea Manifolds and Heterotic Orbifold Models

Wilfried Buchmuller, Jan Louis, Jonas Schmidt +1

We study the relation between a heterotic T^6/Z6 orbifold model and a compactification on a smooth Voisin-Borcea Calabi-Yau three-fold with non-trivial line bundles. This orbifold…

hep-ph2010★ 8 cited

Dynamical Matter-Parity Breaking and Gravitino Dark Matter

Jonas Schmidt, Christoph Weniger, Tsutomu T. Yanagida

Scenarios where gravitinos with GeV masses make up dark matter are known to be in tension with high reheating temperatures, as required by e.g. thermal leptogenesis. This tension c…

hep-th2010★ 2 cited

Coupling Brane Fields to Bulk Supergravity

Susha L. Parameswaran, Jonas Schmidt

In this note we present a simple, general prescription for coupling brane localized fields to bulk supergravity. We illustrate the procedure by considering 6D N=2 bulk supergravity…

hep-ph2009★ 2 cited

Light Moduli in Almost No-Scale Models

Wilfried Buchmuller, Jan Moller, Jonas Schmidt

We discuss the stabilization of the compact dimension for a class of five-dimensional orbifold supergravity models. Supersymmetry is broken by the superpotential on a boundary. Cla…

hep-th2008★ 23 cited

Higgs versus Matter in the Heterotic Landscape

Wilfried Buchmuller, Jonas Schmidt

In supersymmetric extensions of the standard model there is no basic difference between Higgs and matter fields, which leads to the well known problem of potentially large baryon a…

hep-ph2008★ 275 cited

Non-thermal fixed points: effective weak-coupling for strongly correlated systems far from equilibrium

J. Berges, A. Rothkopf, J. Schmidt

Strongly correlated systems far from equilibrium can exhibit scaling solutions with a dynamically generated weak coupling. We show this by investigating isolated systems described…