# Bubble Wall Profiles With More Than One Scalar Field: A Numerical Approach

## Conclusions and Prospect

In order to solve the phase transition problem for finding bubble wall solutions we presented a working algorithm. Often a simple ansatz like the kink turns out to be a good approximation. Especially in the 2HDM and the MSSM the deviations from this ansatz are small at least in some expressions like the surface tension. But for example for the baryon number asymmetry or the CP violating phase this is not sufficient since these indeed depend on the small deviation from the simple ansatz: The latter would give zero for $`\mathrm{\Delta }\beta `$. In some models this would prevent baryogenesis at all.

With our method we can confirm the results of  for the one loop MSSM effective action. The methods presented here can also be extended to investigate the dynamics of bubble expansion in more detail. For this we have to go beyond a constant critical temperature and include reactions of the bubble wall with a background fluid of particles as in . These questions have to be studied further . An investigation of the NMSSM with three Higgs fields and a stronger deviation from a straight line in field space is in progress as well.

###### Acknowledgements.

I would like to thank Michael G. Schmidt, Mikko Laine, Stephan Huber, Dietrich Bödeker, Herbert Nachbagauer and Dirk Jungnickel for useful discussions and a lot of ideas and suggestions. Thanks also to Marcos Seco for dicussions during the development of this letter. Work partially supported by the TMR network Finite Temperature Phase Transitions in Particle Physics, EU contract no. ERBFMRXCT97-0122.