Gluino bounds: Simplified Models vs a Particular SO(10) Model (A Snowmass white paper)
arXiv:1308.2232
Abstract
We consider the results from the first run of LHC studied in the context of simplified models and re-interpret them for a particular SO(10) model with a non-simplified topology. Hadronic searches have been designed to obtain the best sensitivity for the simplified models. They require multiple b-jets in the final state. But we show that the bounds obtained from these searches are weaker in the case of the particular model studied here, since there are fewer b-jets.
Snowmass 2013 white paper
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