Implications of first LHC results
arXiv:1107.1259
Abstract
We discuss implications of first LHC results for models motivated by the hierarchy problem: large extra dimensions and supersymmetry. We present bounds, global fits and implications for naturalness.
Talk at Moriond 2011. Updated to latest data (up to 165/pb)
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