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Dark Transport Erases Baryon Inhomogeneity from Supercooled Phase Transitions
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Supercooled phase transitions can generate observable gravitational waves, but their bubble dynamics may also imprint large spatial inhomogeneities in the baryon asymmetry. For phase transitions below the TeV scale, ordinary baryon diffusion can be too slow to erase such inhomogeneities before Big B
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