Perturbative -Supersymmetry and Small -Phenomenology
arXiv:1405.6907 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-015-3416-7
Abstract
For the minimal -supersymmetry, it stays perturbative to the GUT scale for . This upper bound is relaxed when one either takes the criteria that all couplings close to for non-perturbation or allows new fields at the intermediate scale between the weak and GUT scale. We show that a hidden gauge sector with spontaneously broken scale TeV improves this bound as instead. This may induce significant effects on Higgs physics such as decreasing fine tuning involving the Higgs scalar mass, as well as on the small -phenomenology.
arXiv commentRevtex, 7 pages; v4: new U(1) model proposed, journal version
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