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When the HL-LHC is blind, LISA is deaf (but not vice versa): 2HDM collider-cosmology synergies
Stefano Moretti, André Pousette, Carlo Tasillo
Extensions of the Standard Model scalar sector can render the electroweak phase transition first-order and thereby provide the departure from thermal equilibrium required for elect…
TransitionListener v2.0 -- Robust gravitational wave predictions for cosmological phase transitions
Jonas Matuszak, Carlo Tasillo
Gravitational wave backgrounds from strong first-order cosmological phase transitions are key observational targets predicted by many SM extensions and might be observed by current…
Tuning the violins: dark sector phase transition models for the PTA signal
Torsten Bringmann, Thomas Konstandin, Jonas Matuszak +2
First-order phase transitions in a dark sector have been invoked as an intriguing possibility to explain the observed stochastic gravitational wave background at nanohertz frequenc…
Sub-GeV dark matter and nano-Hertz gravitational waves from a classically conformal dark sector
Sowmiya Balan, Torsten Bringmann, Felix Kahlhoefer +2
Strong first-order phase transitions in a dark sector offer a compelling explanation for the stochastic gravitational wave background in the nano-Hertz range recently detected by p…
Hunting WIMPs with LISA: Correlating dark matter and gravitational wave signals
Torsten Bringmann, Tomás E. Gonzalo, Felix Kahlhoefer +2
The thermal freeze-out mechanism in its classical form is tightly connected to physics beyond the Standard Model around the electroweak scale, which has been the target of enormous…
Does NANOGrav observe a dark sector phase transition?
Torsten Bringmann, Paul Frederik Depta, Thomas Konstandin +2
Gravitational waves from a first-order cosmological phase transition, at temperatures at the MeV-scale, would arguably be the most exciting explanation of the common red spectrum r…
Signals of merging supermassive primordial black holes in pulsar timing arrays
Paul Frederik Depta, Kai Schmidt-Hoberg, Pedro Schwaller +1
In this work we evaluate whether the gravitational wave background recently observed by a number of different pulsar timing arrays could be due to merging primordial supermassive b…
Turn up the volume: Listening to phase transitions in hot dark sectors
Fatih Ertas, Felix Kahlhoefer, Carlo Tasillo
Stochastic gravitational wave (GW) backgrounds from first-order phase transitions are an exciting target for future GW observatories and may enable us to study dark sectors with ve…