Electroweak baryogenesis at and after preheating: What's the difference?
Dmitri Grigoriev
Abstract
Two recent scenarios of preheating-related baryogenesis are compared within the framework of Abelian Higgs model in (1+1) dimensions. It is shown that they shift baryon number in opposite directions. Once both scenarios can realize simultaneously as overlapped stages of the same physical process, even the sign of net generated asymmetry becomes dependent on initial parameters.
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