  We provide a unified picture of the domain wall spectrum in supersymmetric
QCD with Nc colors and Nf flavors of quarks in the (anti-) fundamental
representation. Within the framework of the Veneziano-Yankielowicz-Taylor
effective Lagrangian, we consider domain walls connecting chiral symmetry
breaking vacua, and we take the quark masses to be degenerate. For Nf/Nc<1/2,
there is one BPS saturated domain wall for any value of the quark mass m. For
1/2=<Nf/Nc<1 there are two critical masses, m* and m**, which depend on the
number of colors and flavors only through the ratio Nf/Nc; if m<m*, there are
two BPS walls, if m*<m<m** there is one non-BPS wall, and if m>m** there is no
domain wall. We numerically determine m* and m** as a function of Nf/Nc, and we
find that m** approaches a constant value in the limit that this ratio goes to
one.

High Energy Physics - Theory