Light Gluino, Light Bottom Squark Scenario, and LEP Predictions
arXiv:hep-ph/0205345 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.89.221801
Abstract
The scenario of light gluinos and light sbottoms was advocated to explain the discrepancy between the measured and theoretical production of quarks at the Tevatron. This scenario will have model-independent predictions for at the -pole, and at LEPII. We show that the data for at LEPI cannot constrain the scenario, because the ratio for GeV is smaller than the uncertainty of the data. However, at LEPII the ratio for GeV, which may give an observable excess in events; especially, the events.
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