On sgoldstino interpretation of HyperCP events
arXiv:hep-ph/0509147 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.73.035002
Abstract
We discuss possible sgoldstino interpretation of the observation, reported by HyperCP collaboration, of three decay events with dimuon invariant mass 214.3 MeV within detector resolution. We find that this interpretation is consistent in models with (i) parity conservation in sgoldstino interactions, (ii) pseudoscalar sgoldstino of mass 214 MeV and heavier scalar sgoldstino, and (iii) low supersymmetry breaking scale, \sqrt{F} = 2.5-60 TeV. In these models, sgoldstino can be observed in decays , and at the branching ratios of at least of order 10^{-12}, 10^{-8} and 10^{-11}, respectively. The model can be probed also at e^+e^- colliders in the channels and , where the cross section is likely to be in the range 1 pb - 5 ab.
arXiv comment14 pages, 1 figure; v2: replaced with journal version, predictions for kaons refined
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