Exact solution for charged-particle propagation during a first-order electroweak phase transition with hypermagnetic fields
Jaime Besprosvany, Alejandro Ayala
Abstract
We obtain the exact solution of the Klein-Gordon equation describing the propagation of a particle in two regions of different constant magnetic field, separated by an infinite plane wall. The continuity of the wave function and of its derivative at the interface is satisfied when including evanescent-wave terms. We analyze solutions on truncated spaces and compare them with previously obtained approximate solutions. The findings of this work have applications in the problem of the propagation of particles in the presence of a bubble wall in the midsts of an electroweak phase transition, where the two regions separated by the wall are influenced by different (hyper)magnetic field strengths.
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