Supersymmetry from Typicality
arXiv:1407.3785 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.113.111801
Abstract
We argue that under a set of simple assumptions the multiverse leads to low energy supersymmetry with the spectrum often called spread or mini-split supersymmetry: the gauginos are in the TeV region with the other superpartners two or three orders of magnitude heavier. We present a particularly simple realization of supersymmetric grand unified theory using this idea.
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