21-26 July 2014
Renold Building
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SUSY naturalness and implications for LHC, ILC, axion and wimp detection

Presented by Prof. Howard BAER on 21 Jul 2014 from 16:30 to 16:50
Type: SUSY Phenomenology
Track: SUSY Phenomenology

Content

We show that the essential feature of SUSY naturalness is the presence of light Higgsinos with mass the closer to m(h) the better. The expected spectra gives rise to a unique same-sign diboson signature for LHC but a definitive test will require ILC with sqrt(s)~500-600 GeV. The perfectly natural Little Hierarchy might be a reflection of mismatch between PQ breaking scale and hidden sector mass scale fa<<m. In this model, ultimate detection of both an axion and a higgsino-like wimp is expected. A ton-scale noble liquid detector should probe the entire model since the lightest Higgsino always contains a non-negligible gaugino component.

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Location: Renold
Room: D7

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