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arxiv 1509.00834 v2 pith:SBWYNKPT submitted 2015-09-02 hep-ph

Brian Batell , Gian F. Giudice , Matthew McCullough This is my paper · ORCID
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We study how, as a result of the scanning of supersymmetry breaking during the cosmological evolution, a relaxation mechanism can naturally determine a hierarchy between the weak scale and the masses of supersymmetric particles. Supersymmetry breaking is determined by QCD instanton effects, in an extremely minimal setup in which a single field drives the relaxation and breaks supersymmetry. Since gauginos are lighter than the other supersymmetric particles by a one-loop factor, the theory is a realisation of Split Supersymmetry free from the naturalness problem.

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