Electric Dipole Moments in Gauge Mediated Models and a Solution to the SUSY CP Problem
Takeo Moroi
Abstract
The SUSY CP problem in the framework of gauge mediated SUSY breaking model is considered. We first discuss the electric dipole moments of the electron and neutron, which are likely to be larger than the experimental upper bound if all the phases in the Lagrangian are O(1). We derive a constraint on the phases in the so-called μ- and Bμ-parameters and gaugino masses. Then, we discuss a model in which the CP violating phase can be adequately suppressed. If the μ- and Bμ-parameters originate from the same superpotential interaction as the SUSY breaking field, the CP violating phase vanishes. However, in this class of models, the ratio Bμ/μ becomes too large, and we discuss a possible scenario to fix this problem.
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