Supersymmetric Signals in Electron-Photon Collision
arXiv:hep-ph/9205209 · doi:10.1016/0550-3213(92)90669-3
Abstract
Associated selectron-neutralino production in the process provides a striking supersymmetric signal: events with a single high electron and otherwise only invisible particles. For collisions obtained at high energy linear colliders through back-scattering of a laser beam, this reaction is shown to be complementary to selectron pair production in the processes and , and to be a probe of heavy selectrons beyond the kinematical limit of pair production. The standard model background from and is studied and substantially reduced by rapidity and transverse momentum cuts. The minimum required integrated luminosities for observing this \susic\ signal are given as functions of several model parameters and collider energies.
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