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Chapter 15: Supersymmetric Phenomenology

Chapter 15: Supersymmetric Phenomenology

pp. 575-598

Authors

Herbi K. Dreiner, University of Bonn, Howard E. Haber, University of California, Santa Cruz, Stephen P. Martin, Northern Illinois University
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Summary

So far, the experimental study of supersymmetry has unfortunately been confined to setting limits. As noted in Section 13.6, there can be indirect signals for supersymmetry from processes that are rare or forbidden in the Standard Model but have contributions from sparticle loops.

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