Relaxing the relic density constraint lets no-scale Flipped SU(5) push the gluino mass up to about 7.5 TeV, with the top quark mass and Higgs mass tradeoff setting the boundary.
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The mass of the axino is computed in realistic supersymmetric extensions of the standard model. It is found to be strongly model dependent and can be as small as a few keV but also as large as the gravitino mass. Estimates of this mass can only be believed once a careful analysis of the scalar potential has been performed.
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The Heavy Gluino in Natural No-Scale $\cal{F}$-$SU$(5)
Relaxing the relic density constraint lets no-scale Flipped SU(5) push the gluino mass up to about 7.5 TeV, with the top quark mass and Higgs mass tradeoff setting the boundary.