Baryogenesis in a flat direction with neither baryon nor lepton charge
Takeshi Chiba, Fuminobu Takahashi, Masahide Yamaguchi
Abstract
We present a new mechanism of spontaneous baryogenesis. Usually such mechanisms require a derivative coupling between a scalar field and baryon current. In our model, the scalar field instead derivatively couples to a current associated with some global symmetry U(1)Q. In this case, baryogenesis is still possible provided that an interaction exists, which violates the baryon and U(1)Q symmetries simultaneously. As a concrete example, we discuss baryogenesis in a flat direction with neither baryon nor lepton charge.
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