Mono-top Signature from Supersymmetric Channel
arXiv:1604.03938 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.94.075009
Abstract
We point out that a distinctive mono-top signature is present in Natural SUSY scenarios when a scalar top-quark and higgsinos are almost mass degenerate. This signature originates from a supersymmetric counter part of the process, i.e. . Unlike mono-jet signatures exploiting initial state radiation, this channel can be regarded as a smoking gun signature of a light stop and higgsinos, allowing a direct probe of the stop and neutralino sectors. The production rate of this channel largely depends on the up-type higgsino components in the neutralinos while the stop sector is sensitive to angular distributions of top-quark's decay products. We develop an optimal search strategy to capture the supersymmetric process and find that a high luminosity LHC can probe the stop and higgsino sectors with GeV and . Additionally, we propose a kinematic variable with which one can measure the stop mixing in this channel.
22 pages, 11 Figures
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