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Nonleading radiative contributions to low-energy N=1 supergravity theories.

Radiative contributions to the low-energy effective potential are presented in the neutral-Higgs-boson sector in the dimensional-transmutation scenario for which the lightest Higgs boson is massless at the tree level. Their possible role in breaking the local electroweak gauge symmetries is discussed. Predictions for the radiatively induced mass m/sub R/ of the neutral scalar Higgs particles are given for models with three- and four-particle generations. Typically, for three generations m/sub R/ >m4), we find m/sub R/< or approx. =11 GeV. In all cases it is found that there is no lower bound on m/sub R/, in contrast with the Weinberg-Linde result for the nonsupersymmetric standard theory.