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Yukawa Unification Predictions with effective "Mirage" Mediation

High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · Submitted 20 Mar 2013

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The authors' main claim We find good fits to the low energy data and a SUSY spectrum which is dramatically different than previously studied in the context of Yukawa unification.

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CitationArchana Anandakrishnan, Stuart Raby. "Yukawa Unification Predictions with effective "Mirage" Mediation." arXiv:1303.5125 (2013). https://pith.science/paper/AMJHCRSJ
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In this letter we analyze the consequences, for the LHC, of gauge and third family Yukawa coupling unification with a particular set of boundary conditions defined at the GUT scale, which we characterize as effective "mirage" mediation. We perform a global chi-squared analysis including the observables M_W, M_Z, G_F, alpha_em, alpha_s(M_Z), M_top, m_b(m_b), M_tau, BR(B -> X_s gamma), BR(B_s -> mu^+ mu^-) and M_{h}. The fit is performed in the MSSM in terms of 10 GUT scale parameters, while tanb and mu are fixed at the weak scale. We find good fits to the low energy data and a SUSY spectrum which is dramatically different than previously studied in the context of Yukawa unification.

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s1 We perform a global chi-squared analysis including the observables M_W, M_Z, G_F, alpha_em, alpha_s(M_Z), M_top, m_b(m_b), M_tau, BR(B -> X_s gamma), BR(B_s -> mu^+ mu^-) and M_{h}. method 0.99 0.95 0.04 asserted 0.99
s2 The fit is performed in the MSSM in terms of 10 GUT scale parameters, while tanb and mu are fixed at the weak scale. method 1.00 0.88 0.03 asserted 0.99
s3 We find good fits to the low energy data and a SUSY spectrum which is dramatically different than previously studied in the context of Yukawa unification. result 1.00 0.96 0.76 asserted 1.00

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In this letter we analyze the consequences, for the LHC, of gauge and third family Yukawa coupling unification with a particular set of boundary conditions defined at the GUT scale, which we characterize as effective "mirage" mediation. We perform a global chi-squared analysis including the observables M_W, M_Z, G_F, alpha_em, alpha_s(M_Z), M_top, m_b(m_b), M_tau, BR(B -> X_s gamma), BR(B_s -> mu^+ mu^-) and M_{h}. The fit is performed in the MSSM in terms of 10 GUT scale parameters, while tanb and mu are fixed at the weak scale. We find good fits to the low energy data and a SUSY spectrum which is dramatically different than previously studied in the context of Yukawa unification.

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  • As a result, the thermal abundance of the LSP (obtained using micrOMEGA 2.4 [ref] ) is of order $10^-5$ due to the large annihilation cross-section to $W^+ W^-$, i.e. too small for dark matter.

    micrOMEGAs : a tool for dark matter studies · Introduction · 1.00

  • Finally, for the two benchmark points, the dominant decay modes for the gluino are (calculated using Sdecay [ref] ) * for “Just-so" Higgs splitting - (63% $→χ̃^0 g$ ; 28% $→χ̃^+ b t̅ + χ̃^- t b̅$ and 8% $→χ̃^0 t t̅$) * and for D-term splitting - (76% $→χ̃^+ b t̅ + χ̃^- t b̅$; 14% $→χ̃^0 t t̅$; 3.5% $→χ̃^0 b b̅$, and the rest to light quarks or gluons).

    SDECAY: a Fortran code for the decays of the supersymmetric particles in the MSSM · Introduction · 1.00

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  • For example, in the context of Type IIB strings, Ref. [ref] , the scalar, gaugino and tri-linear couplings are all of order $m_3/2$, while in the heterotic version of mirage mediation, Ref. [ref] , the soft terms for scalar masses are of order $m_3/2$, while the gaugino masses and tri-linear couplings are given by $M_1/2 ≪m_3/2$.

    Mirage Pattern from the Heterotic String · Introduction · 0.85

  • For example, in the context of Type IIB strings, Ref. [ref] , the scalar, gaugino and tri-linear couplings are all of order $m_3/2$, while in the heterotic version of mirage mediation, Ref. [ref] , the soft terms for scalar masses are of order $m_3/2$, while the gaugino masses and tri-linear couplings are given by $M_1/2 ≪m_3/2$.

    Little SUSY hierarchy in mixed modulus-anomaly mediation · Introduction · 0.85

  • For example, in the context of Type IIB strings, Ref. [ref] , the scalar, gaugino and tri-linear couplings are all of order $m_3/2$, while in the heterotic version of mirage mediation, Ref. [ref] , the soft terms for scalar masses are of order $m_3/2$, while the gaugino masses and tri-linear couplings are given by $M_1/2 ≪m_3/2$.

    A Solution to the Supersymmetric Fine-Tuning Problem within the MSSM · Introduction · 0.85

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