Enhancing with staus in SUSY models with extended gauge sector
arXiv:1210.7946 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.87.015011
Abstract
We discuss the impact on the stau masses of the additional D-terms in U(1)-extended MSSM models. We show, explicitly for the B-L-SSM, that these contributions can play a crucial role in the explanation of the enhanced diphoton decay rate of a SM-like Higgs particle around 125 GeV. Even in the most constrained scenario with universal scalar and gaugino masses, it is possible to obtain a sizable enhancement and, in addition, the correct relic density for the LSP. Furthermore, a lighter CP-even scalar that could fit the LEP excess at 98 GeV is viable.
5 pages, 3 figures, 2 tables
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