Two-step electroweak baryogenesis
Satoru Inoue, Grigory Ovanesyan, Michael J. Ramsey-Musolf
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Satoru Inoue, Grigory Ovanesyan, Michael J. Ramsey-Musolf
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We analyze electroweak baryogenesis during a two-step electroweak symmetry-breaking transition, wherein the baryon asymmetry is generated during the first step and preserved during the second. Focusing on the dynamics of $CP$ violation required for asymmetry generation, we discuss general considerations for successful two-step baryogenesis. Using a concrete model realization, we illustrate in detail the viability of this scenario and the implications for present and future electric dipole moment (EDM) searches. We find that $CP$ violation associated with a partially excluded sector may yield the observed baryon asymmetry while evading present and future EDM constraints.
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We analyze electroweak baryogenesis during a two-step electroweak symmetry-breaking transition, wherein the baryon asymmetry is generated during the first step and preserved during the second. Focusing on the dynamics of $CP$ violation required for asymmetry generation, we discuss general considerations for successful two-step baryogenesis. Using a concrete model realization, we illustrate in detail the viability of this scenario and the implications for present and future electric dipole moment (EDM) searches. We find that $CP$ violation associated with a partially excluded sector may yield the observed baryon asymmetry while evading present and future EDM constraints.
Key concepts: Baryogenesis, Electroweak interaction, Baryon asymmetry, Particle physics, Physics, Asymmetry, Realization (probability), CP violation