Blocking Mesogenesis

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Auteurs principaux: Baruch, Chaja, Elor, Gilly, Goldberg, Jared M., Shtaif, Omer, Soreq, Yotam
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author Baruch, Chaja
Elor, Gilly
Goldberg, Jared M.
Shtaif, Omer
Soreq, Yotam
author_facet Baruch, Chaja
Elor, Gilly
Goldberg, Jared M.
Shtaif, Omer
Soreq, Yotam
contents Mechanisms of Mesogenesis generate the baryon asymmetry and dark matter of the Universe through late-time decays of Standard Model mesons into baryons and dark matter states. Utilizing the CP violation in the meson systems themselves, the resulting baryon asymmetry is directly controlled by collider observables, the CP asymmetry $A_{CP}$, and the branching fraction for the meson decays. Experimental probes of these decays place strong constraints on the amount of $CP$ violation required, placing it well above observed limits in meson mixing. Additionally, strong lower bounds on the proton lifetime seemingly rule out Mesogenesis mechanisms which use $D$ mesons. In this work, we propose to circumvent these constraints by ``morphing'' the mass of the dark sector particles using a late-time phase transition. The change in mass of the final decay products kinematically excludes meson and proton decays, relaxing the constraints on the model parameter space.
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spellingShingle Blocking Mesogenesis
Baruch, Chaja
Elor, Gilly
Goldberg, Jared M.
Shtaif, Omer
Soreq, Yotam
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Experiment
Mechanisms of Mesogenesis generate the baryon asymmetry and dark matter of the Universe through late-time decays of Standard Model mesons into baryons and dark matter states. Utilizing the CP violation in the meson systems themselves, the resulting baryon asymmetry is directly controlled by collider observables, the CP asymmetry $A_{CP}$, and the branching fraction for the meson decays. Experimental probes of these decays place strong constraints on the amount of $CP$ violation required, placing it well above observed limits in meson mixing. Additionally, strong lower bounds on the proton lifetime seemingly rule out Mesogenesis mechanisms which use $D$ mesons. In this work, we propose to circumvent these constraints by ``morphing'' the mass of the dark sector particles using a late-time phase transition. The change in mass of the final decay products kinematically excludes meson and proton decays, relaxing the constraints on the model parameter space.
title Blocking Mesogenesis
topic High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Experiment
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.28330