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On s-confining SUSY-QCD with Anomaly Mediation

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arxiv 2307.13154 v3 pith:OG7KZBMT submitted 2023-07-24 hep-th hep-ph

On s-confining SUSY-QCD with Anomaly Mediation

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keywords ahleramsbanalysisanomalybreakingdiagraminvestigatephase
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In this work, we present a comprehensive study of the phase diagram of supersymmetric QCD with $N_{f}=N_{c}+1$ flavors perturbed by Anomaly Mediated Supersymmetry Breaking (AMSB). We extend the previous analyses on s-confining ASQCD theories in three different directions. We show that the existence of the QCD-like vacuum is independent of the size of the SUSY breaking parameter. We further expand the analysis of these models by including two and three-loop contributions to investigate the robustness and limitations of the results. Finally, we include the leading effect of higher-order K\"ahler terms to investigate the stability of the phase diagram as we approach the confining energy scale. The analysis with higher order K\"ahler terms is also extended for $N_{c}=2$ for which AMSB alone gives inconclusive results.

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    hep-th 2026-07 accept novelty 6.5

    AMSB on SU(2) Seiberg-Witten theories matches the N=1 SW deformation only perturbatively; nonperturbative effects force different condensates and a vacuum shift across the strong-coupling scale without a phase transition.