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High-frequency gravitational waves from microscopic particle-graviton associated production in bubble collisions
Cosmological first-order phase transitions are well-known sources of gravitational waves from bubble collisions and plasma dynamics. In this work, we investigate an additional microscopic source directly arising from the associated production of particles and gravitons during bubble collisions. Focu
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