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High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · arXiv:1304.0491 v2 · submitted 1 Apr 2013

Polarized Charginos (and Tops) in Stop Decays

Ian Low

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“In addition, we demonstrate the top polarization could have a significant impact on the selection efficiencies in direct stop samples at the LHC, while the effect from the chargino polarization is less pronounced.”

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Current searches for direct production of scalar top quarks, or stops, in supersymmetry focus on their decays into W boson + b quark + neutralino by way of top + neutralino and bottom + chargino. While the polarization of the top quark depends on the stop mixing, the chargino turns out to be fully polarized when the bottom Yukawa coupling can be neglected relative the top Yukawa coupling. We compute the energy and angular spectra of the charged lepton in the chargino channel, which could serve as the spin-analyzer of the chargino. In addition, we demonstrate the top polarization could have a significant impact on the selection efficiencies in direct stop samples at the LHC, while the effect from the chargino polarization is less pronounced. Two observables in the laboratory frame, the opening angle between the charged lepton and the b quark and the energy of the b quark, are also proposed to optimize searches in the chargino channel versus the top channel.

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Current searches for direct production of scalar top quarks, or stops, in supersymmetry focus on their decays into W boson + b quark + neutralino by way of top + neutralino and bottom + chargino. background 1.00 0.04 0.04 asserted 1.00
While the polarization of the top quark depends on the stop mixing, the chargino turns out to be fully polarized when the bottom Yukawa coupling can be neglected relative the top Yukawa coupling. result 0.98 0.63 0.27 asserted 1.00
We compute the energy and angular spectra of the charged lepton in the chargino channel, which could serve as the spin-analyzer of the chargino. contribution 0.92 0.94 0.13 hedged possibility 0.79
In addition, we demonstrate the top polarization could have a significant impact on the selection efficiencies in direct stop samples at the LHC, while the effect from the chargino polarization is less pronounced. result 0.73 0.85 0.29 hedged possibility 0.58
Two observables in the laboratory frame, the opening angle between the charged lepton and the b quark and the energy of the b quark, are also proposed to optimize searches in the chargino channel versus the top channel. contribution 0.87 0.86 0.13 asserted 0.74

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  • Light stops have been widely studied in the recent literature by both the theoretical [ref] and experimental [ref] communities.

    Light stop squarks and b-tagging · Introduction · 0.99

  • Light stops have been subject to intense recent studies both in the theory [ref] and experimental [ref] communities.

    Spot the stop with a b-tag · Introduction · 0.99

  • Studies of stop searches have been performed by many groups in various (fully hadronic, single-lepton, di-lepton) channels in recent years [ref] .

    A Toolkit of the Stop Search via the Chargino Decay · Introduction · 0.97

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  • We generate 20,000 parton level events using Madgraph 5 [ref] for each of the benchmarks.

    MadGraph 5 : Going Beyond · Lab Frame Observables at the LHC · 1.00

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  • |M|^2 = (g_eff^(t))^2 (p_χ^0·p_t + m_t m_χ^0 sin2θ^(t)_eff - m_t cos2θ^(t)_eff p_χ^0·s ) = (g_eff^(t))^2 m_t (E_χ^0 + m_χ^0 sin2θ^(t)_eff + cos2θ^(t)_eff |p⃗_χ^0| |s⃗| cosθ_χ̃^0) , The first line in Eq. ([ref]) is the Lorentz invariant expression, while the second line is the result in the rest frame of the top quark and agrees with the existing result in Ref. [ref] .

    Polarized Tops from Stop Decays at the LHC · $t̃_1→χ̃^+_0 b ( t χ̃^0_1)$ · 0.98

Cites as background 9 papers
  • Although the possibility of polarized tops in stop decays has long been studied in the literature [ref] , the corresponding issue of chargino polarization seems to have received little attention [ref] .

    Polarized tops from new physics: signals and observables · Introduction · 0.88

  • Although the possibility of polarized tops in stop decays has long been studied in the literature [ref] , the corresponding issue of chargino polarization seems to have received little attention [ref] .

    Polarized Tops from Stop Decays at the LHC · Introduction · 0.88

  • Although the possibility of polarized tops in stop decays has long been studied in the literature [ref] , the corresponding issue of chargino polarization seems to have received little attention [ref] .

    Measuring Top Quark Polarization in Top Pair plus Missing Energy Events · Introduction · 0.88

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