Stability Bounds on Flavor-Violating Trilinear Soft Terms in the MSSM
J. A. Casas, S. Dimopoulos
Abstract
The stability of the standard vacuum imposes constraints on flavor violating trilinear soft terms which are stronger than the laboratory bounds coming from the absence of neutral flavor violations (FCNC). Furthermore, contrary to the FCNC bounds, these constraints persist even if the scale of supersymmetry breaking is arbitrarily large.
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