Saving supersymmetry and dark matter WIMPs -- a new kind of dark matter candidate with well-defined mass and couplings

Abstract

Since neither supersymmetry nor dark matter WIMPs have yet been observed, pessimism about their reality has been growing. Here we discuss a new supersymmetric theory and a new dark matter candidate which are naturally consistent with current experimental results, but which imply a plethora of new phenomena awaiting discovery within the foreseeable future.

arXiv comment9 pages, accepted by Physica Scripta

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