Entropy Generation in the Early Universe by Dissipative Processes Near the Higgs' Phase Transitions
Jun, 19803 pages
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- Phys.Lett.B 95 (1980) 154-156
- Published: 1980
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- ITP-SB-80-30
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Abstract: (Elsevier)
We suggest that the anomalous dissipation near the Higgs phase transition in the early Universe might be one of the non-negligible mechanisms to produce the cosmic entropy. Such processes may well generate a value of S comparable with the presently observed result. In a simplified σ-model the qualitative relations between the specific entropy and the mass and self-interaction of the vacuum field have been obtained.- ASTROPHYSICS
- FIELD THEORY: CRITICAL PHENOMENA
- UNIFIED FIELD THEORY
- ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERACTION
- STRONG INTERACTION
- WEAK INTERACTION
- FIELD THEORETICAL MODEL: SIGMA
- POSTULATED PARTICLE: HIGGS PARTICLE
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