Supersymmetry phenomenology beyond the MSSM after 5/fb of LHC data
arXiv:1203.6227 · doi:10.1142/S0217751X12300104
Abstract
We briefly review the status of motivated beyond-the-MSSM phenomenology in the light of the LHC searches to date. In particular, we discuss the conceptual consequences of the exclusion bounds, of the hint for a Higgs boson at about 125 GeV, and of interpreting the excess of direct CP violation in the charm sector as a signal of New Physics. We try to go into the various topics in a compact way while providing a relatively rich list of references, with particular attention to the most recent developments.
20 pages + refs. v2: minor modifications, published version
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