Scrutinizing the lightest supersymmetric particle dark matter at the CERN LHC
Scrutinizing the lightest supersymmetric particle dark matter at the CERN LHC
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在 CERN LHC 仔细研究最轻的超对称粒子暗物质
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2000
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Tomio Kobayashi
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M. Drees;Yeong Gyun Kim;M. Nojiri;D. Toya;K. Hasuko;Tomio Kobayashi
We show that CERN LHC experiments might well be able to determine all the parameters required for a prediction of the present density of thermal LSP relics from the big bang era. If the LSP is an almost pure $Bensuremath{-}mathrm{i}mathrm{n}mathrm{o}$ we usually only need to determine its mass and the mass of the $mathrm{SU}(2)$ singlet sleptons. This information can be obtained by reconstructing the cascade ${q}_{L}ensuremath{
ightarrow}{stackrel{ifmmode ilde{}else ~{}fi{}}{ensuremath{chi}}}_{2}^{0}stackrel{ensuremath{
ightarrow}}{q}{l}_{R}lstackrel{ensuremath{
ightarrow}}{q}{stackrel{ifmmode ilde{}else ~{}fi{}}{ensuremath{chi}}}_{1}^{0}{l}^{+}{l}^{ensuremath{-}}q.$ The only requirement is that ${m}_{{l}_{R}}l{m}_{{stackrel{ifmmode ilde{}else ~{}fi{}}{ensuremath{chi}}}_{2}^{0}},$ which is true for most of the cosmologically interesting parameter space. If the LSP has a significant Higgsino component, its predicted thermal relic density is smaller than for an equal-mass $Bensuremath{-}mathrm{i}mathrm{n}mathrm{o}.$ We show that in this case squark decays also produce significant numbers of ${stackrel{ifmmode ilde{}else ~{}fi{}}{ensuremath{chi}}}_{4}^{0}$ and ${stackrel{ifmmode ilde{}else ~{}fi{}}{ensuremath{chi}}}_{2}^{ifmmodepmelse extpmfi{}}.$ Reconstructing the corresponding decay cascades then allows us to determine the Higgsino component of the LSP.