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Testing SUSY GUTs at the Dark Matter and Collider Experiments

Abstract

We discuss low scale implications of a class of SUSY GUTs with non-universal SSB masses and confront them with the current experimental results from the direct detection of dark matter experiments, as well as the collider experiments of different center of mass energies. This class of SUSY GUTs are expected to be tested soon in direct detection dark matter experiments through the scatterings of Higgsino and Wino-like dark matters at nuclei. Besides, the stop and gluino will be able to be probed and tested up to about 5-6 TeV in the current and future collider experiments. Furthermore, these probe scales are expected to be further when high luminosities are achieved.

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Salih Ün, Cem, Altın, Zafer, Çiçi, Ali, Kırca, Zerrin, Raza, Shabbar, Shafi, Qaisar, Tanımak, Tuğçe. 2020-01-01. Testing SUSY GUTs at the Dark Matter and Collider Experiments. https://doi.org/10.31526/acp.ndm-2020.15

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