Detecting and Studying in the MSSM: Implications of Supersymmetric Decays and Discriminating GUT Scenarios
arXiv:hep-ph/9610495 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.56.1730
Abstract
We demonstrate that supersymmetric decays, as typified by the predictions of several GUT-scale boundary condition choices, do not prevent detection of , at a TeV or collider operating at anticipated luminosity. For much of parameter space the relative branching ratios for various SUSY and non-SUSY decays can be measured with sufficient accuracy that different GUT-scale boundary condition choices can be distinguished from one another at a very high confidence level.
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