Limiting SUSY compressed spectra scenarios
arXiv:1509.08485 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.93.115029
Abstract
Typical searches for supersymmetry cannot test models in which the two lightest particles have a small ("compressed") mass splitting, due to the small momentum of the particles produced in the decay of the second-to-lightest particle. However, datasets with large missing transverse momentum () can generically search for invisible particle production and therefore provide constraints on such models. We apply data from the ATLAS mono-jet (jet+) and vector-boson-fusion (forward jets and ) searches to such models. The two datasets have complementary sensitivity, but in all cases experimental limits are at least five times weaker than theoretical predictions.
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