ATLAS Z-peaked excess in MSSM with a light sbottom or stop
arXiv:1504.04390 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.92.075008
Abstract
We attempt to explain the recent ATLAS 3 excess of dilepton events with an invariant mass near peak through the gluino-mediated sbottom production in a simplified scenario inspired by the Minimal Supersymmetric Standard Model (MSSM). The additional bosons can be produced through the cascade decay chain , in which is the right-handed sbottom, is the bino-like lightest supersymmetric particle (LSP) and are two nearly degenerate higgsino-like next-to LSPs (NLSPs). Taking into account the constraint from the LHC search for the gluino-mediated sbottom production in the final states with the missing transverse energy and at least three -jets, we find that the ATLAS on- excess can only be marginally explained at level. We also note that within the scenario where the gluino predominantly decays to the right-handed stop instead of the sbottom, the excess can hardly be explained, since the -boson is not produced in the stop dominant decay channel, .
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