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Can the string scale be related to the cosmic baryon asymmetry?

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arxiv hep-th/0409014 v2 pith:PJZGKVEL submitted 2004-09-01 hep-th

Can the string scale be related to the cosmic baryon asymmetry?

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keywords asymmetrymechanismbaryongeneratedleptonscalestringaxion
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In a previous work, a mechanism was presented by which baryon asymmetry can be generated during inflation from elliptically polarized gravitons. Nonetheless, the mechanism only generated a realistic baryon asymmetry under special circumstances which requires an enhancement of the lepton number from an unspecified GUT. In this note we provide a stringy embedding of this mechanism through the Green-Schwarz mechanism, demonstrating that if the model-independent axion is the source of the gravitational waves responsible for the lepton asymmetry, one can observationally constrain the string scale and coupling.

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