WMAP Dark Matter Constraints and Yukawa Unification in SUGRA models with CP Phases

Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Phenomenology

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35 pages, 13 figures

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The compatibility of producing the observed amount of dark matter, as indicated by the WMAP data, through the relic abundance of neutralinos with Yukawa unification and with the measured rate of $b\to s \gamma$ is analyzed in mSUGRA and extended SUGRA unified models with the inclusion of CP phases. The CP phases affect the analysis in several ways, e.g., through the threshold corrections to the b-quark mass, via their effects on the neutralino relic density and through the SUSY contribution to the BR($b\to s \gamma$) which is sensitive to the CP phases. We present some specific models with large SUSY phases, which can accommodate the fermion electric dipole moment constraints and give a neutralino relic density in agreement with observations as well as with the b-$\tau$ unification constraint. The possibility of achieving WMAP relic density constraints with full Yukawa unification is also explored.

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