Near-SUSY to Non-SUSY Crossover
arXiv:2505.18138 · doi:10.1103/9mjb-bp8g
Abstract
Gauge theories can be solved exactly slightly away from the supersymmetric (SUSY) limit softly broken by anomaly mediation when the size of SUSY breaking is much smaller than the dynamical scale (). We show empirical evidence that the near-SUSY limit is continuously connected to the non-SUSY limit () in gauge theories with quarks in the fundamental representation. The evidence includes the behavior of quark bi-linear condensate and gluon condensates, light hadron spectra, and consistency with the large limit. In addition, we present new predictions when .
arXiv comment49 pages, 21 figures
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