Scalar Mass and Cosmological Constant induced by ``Anomalous" U(1) D-term
Hiroaki Nakano
Abstract
When the supersymmetric theory contains the ``anomalous" U(1) gauge symmetry with Green-Schwarz anomaly cancellation mechanism in 4 dimensions, its Fayet-Iliopoulos D-term generates non-universal scalar masses and the positive cosmological constant after the supersymmetry breaking. Both give the new contributions to the known results from F-term. Our mechanism is naturally realized in many string models and in some cases, leads to remarkable cancellations between F- and D-term contributions, providing the universal scalar mass and vanishing cosmological constant. We illustrate how such a possibility can arise by taking a simple orbifold example.
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