The \mu-problem, the NMSSM and string theory
Saul Ramos-Sanchez

TL;DR
This paper explores string theory solutions to the supersymmetric mu-problem, focusing on heterotic orbifolds and NMSSMs, which can naturally generate the mu-term and reduce fine-tuning in the MSSM.
Contribution
It presents recent developments in string-derived models, showing how approximate R symmetries and NMSSMs can naturally solve the mu-problem.
Findings
Approximate R symmetry induces mu-term in orbifold models.
String-derived NMSSMs offer a natural mu-term solution.
Models help avoid fine-tuning in the MSSM.
Abstract
We discuss recent developments on the solution of the so-called supersymmetric mu-problem in the context of heterotic orbifolds. In particular, an approximate R symmetry can induce an admissible mu-term in Minkowski vacua of orbifold models with the MSSM spectrum. A natural solution to the mu-problem is also offered by explicit string-derived NMSSMs. These models help avoid the fine-tuning of the MSSM.
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