Supersoft Stops
arXiv:2002.12630 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.125.151801
Abstract
In a supersymmetric (SUSY) theory, the IR-contributions to the Higgs mass are calculable below the mediation scale in terms of the IR field content and parameters. However, logarithmic sensitivity to physics at remains. In this work we present a first example of a framework, dictated by symmetries, to supersoften these logarithms from the matter sector. The result is a model with finite, IR-calculable corrections to the Higgs mass. This requires the introduction of new fields -- the `lumberjacks' -- whose role is to screen the UV-sensitive logs. These models have considerably reduced fine-tuning, by more than an order of magnitude for high scale supersymmetry. This impacts interpretations of the natural parameter space, suggesting it may be premature to declare a naturalness crisis for high-scale SUSY.
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