Sparticle and Higgs-boson production and detection at CERN LEP II in two supergravity models

López, Jorge L.; Nanopoulos, Dimitri V.; Pois, H.; Wang, Xu; Zichichi, A.

doi:10.1103/physrevd.48.4062

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“…The lightest Higgs h has small mass for tan β near one at tree-level by virtue of the D-flat direction; its mass comes from radiative corrections [24,51]. …”

Section: Susy Mass Spectrum Correlationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Supersymmetric particle spectrum

1994

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We examine the spectrum of supersymmetric particles predicted by grand unified theoretical (GUT) models where the electroweak symmetry breaking is accomplished radiatively. We evolve the soft supersymmetry breaking parameters according to the renormalization group equations (RGE). The minimization of the Higgs potential is conveniently described by means of tadpole diagrams. We present complete one-loop expressions for these minimization conditions, including contributions from the matter and the gauge sectors. We concentrate on the low tan β fixed point region (that provides a natural explanation of a large top quark mass) for which we find solutions to the RGE satisfying both experimental bounds and fine-tuning criteria. We also find that the constraint from the consideration of the lightest supersymmetric particle as the dark matter of the universe is accommodated in much of parameter space where the lightest neutralino is predominantly gaugino. The supersymmetric mass spectrum displays correlations that are model-independent over much of the GUT parameter space.

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“…The lightest Higgs h has small mass for tan β near one at tree-level by virtue of the D-flat direction; its mass comes from radiative corrections [24,51]. …”

Section: Susy Mass Spectrum Correlationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Supersymmetric particle spectrum

1994

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“…Generally one studies a specific model (e.g., a grand unified theory) valid up to some high energy scale and evolves that theory down to the electroweak scale to compare its predictions with the precision LEP data [8][9][10]. Such an approach provides a consistent analysis for low energy data.…”

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Global analysis of the top quark couplings to gauge bosons

Malkawi

Yuan

1994

Phys. Rev. D

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“…These could nevertheless escape detection at the Tevatron, since the characteristic trilepton events are generally suppressed for light charginos [9]. However, the outlook for chargino and selectron detection at LEPII [11] and at HERA [10] will remain quite favorable in this class of models.…”

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“…Experimental predictions in this class of models for processes at present and near future collider facilities can be obtained and have been determined for the various supergravity models we consider below (LEPI [8,7], Tevatron [9], HERA [10], LEPII [11]). Unfortunately, the range of sparticle and Higgs masses is quite broad, even for the constrained models we consider.…”

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Strongest experimental constraints on SU(5)×U(1) supergravity models

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We consider a class of well motivated string-inspired flipped SU(5) supergravity models which include four supersymmetry breaking scenarios: no-scale, strict noscale, dilaton, and special dilaton, such that only three parameters are needed to describe all new phenomena (m t , tan β, mg). We show that the LEP precise measurements of the electroweak parameters in the form of the ǫ 1 variable, and the CLEOII allowed range for B(b → sγ) are at present the most important experimental constraints on this class of models. For m t > ∼ 155 (165) GeV, the ǫ 1 constraint (at 90(95)%CL) requires the presence of light charginos (m χ ± 1 < ∼ 50 − 100 GeV depending on m t ). Since all sparticle masses are proportional to mg, m χ ± 1 < ∼ 100 GeV implies: (155) GeV, and mν < ∼ 100 (140) GeV in the no-scale (dilaton) flipped SU(5) supergravity model. The B(b → sγ) constraint excludes a significant fraction of the otherwise allowed region in the (m χ ± 1 , tan β) plane (irrespective of the magnitude of the chargino mass), while future experimental improvements will result in decisive tests of these models. In light of the ǫ 1 constraint, we conclude that the outlook for chargino and selectron detection at LEPII and at HERA is quite favorable in this class of models.

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Sparticle and Higgs-boson production and detection at CERN LEP II in two supergravity models

Cited by 39 publications

References 51 publications

Supersymmetric particle spectrum

Supersymmetric particle spectrum

Global analysis of the top quark couplings to gauge bosons

Strongest experimental constraints on SU(5)×U(1) supergravity models

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