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most citedOutside the mSUGRA Box

9 citations · 21 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

hep-ph20059 cited

Outside the mSUGRA Box

Jacob L. Bourjaily, Gordon L. Kane, Piyush Kumar +1

Most studies of the potential for discovery of superpartners at the Fermilab Tevatron or CERN LHC have focused on the so-called mSUGRA (minimal supergravity mediated supersymmetry…

hep-ph20058 cited

What is the Cosmological Significance of a Discovery of Wimps at Colliders or in Direct Experiments?

Jacob L. Bourjaily, Gordon L. Kane

Although a discovery of wimps either at colliders or in direct experiments would have enormous implications for our understanding of particle physics, it would imply less than one…

hep-th2004

Spontaeneous Symmetry Breaking and Tunneling in de Sitter Space

Gordon L. Kane, Malcolm J. Perry, Anna N. Zytkow

Motivated by our earlier argument that the apparent large cosmological constant from quantum fluctuations is actually an artifact of not using a full quantum mechanical superpositi…

hep-ph2004

High Scale Study of Possible B \to ϕK_S CP Physics

Gordon L. Kane, Haibin Wang, Lian-Tao Wang +1

Some rare decay processes are particularly sensitive to physics beyond the Standard Model (SM) because they have no SM tree contributions. We focus on one of these, $B_{d}\to ϕK_{s…

hep-ph2004

Perspectives on Issues Beyond the Standard Model

Gordon L. Kane

In this opening talk I first describe how we are entering a data-rich era, and what clues we might soon have to physics beyond the SM (on a time scale of several years). Then we tu…

hep-th20034 cited

A Possible Mechanism for Generating a Small Positive Cosmological Constant

G. L. Kane, M. J. Perry, A. N. Zytkow

We argue that in the context of string theory a large number N of connected degenerate vacua that mix will lead to a ground state with much lower energy, essentially because of the…