The paper constructs an action, the Exotic Model, in which a special Exotic Invariant added to the Supersymmetric Standard Model is claimed to generate tree-level supersymmetry mass splitting in the neutral ZX sector, but the actual mass spectrum is deferred to a future paper.
Supersymmetry anomalies, exotic pairs and the supersymmetric standard model
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For 34 years it has been known that chiral supersymmetry (SUSY) in 3+1 dimensions has a very large Becchi-Rouet-Stora (BRS) cohomology space at ghost charge one. This suggests that there might be corresponding SUSY anomalies coming from linearly divergent, triangle, Feynman diagrams. This paper discusses some progress and some outstanding issues related to these questions. The concept of exotic pairs is introduced, with an example from the massless supersymmetric standard model.
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The Supersymmetric Standard Model, combined with a special Exotic Invariant, yields a new kind of SUSY mass splitting (E6)
The paper constructs an action, the Exotic Model, in which a special Exotic Invariant added to the Supersymmetric Standard Model is claimed to generate tree-level supersymmetry mass splitting in the neutral ZX sector, but the actual mass spectrum is deferred to a future paper.