# Muon $g-2$ in Split-Family SUSY in light of LHC Run II

## TL;DR

This paper reexamines the Split-Family SUSY model, which explains muon g-2 deviation and Higgs mass with hierarchical sfermion masses, considering recent LHC constraints and flavor mixing effects.

## Contribution

It provides an updated analysis of Split-Family SUSY in light of LHC data and explores flavor mixing constraints within the model.

## Key findings

- The model remains viable under current LHC constraints.
- Flavor changing neutral currents are not severely constrained with CKM as the sole source of mixing.
- Large flavor mixing in SUSY breaking parameters is possible.

## Abstract

The Split-Family supersymmetry is a model in which the sfermion masses of the first two generations are in $\mathcal{O}(100\text{-}1000)$ GeV while that of the third one is in $\mathcal{O}(10)$TeV. With such a hierarchical spectrum, the deviation of the muon $g-2$ and the observed Higgs boson mass are explained simultaneously. In this paper, we revisit the Split-Family SUSY model in light of the updated LHC constraints. We also study the flavor changing neutral current problems in the model. As we will show, the problems do not lead to stringent constraints when the Cabibbo-Kobayashi-Maskawa matrix is the only source of the flavor mixing. We also study how large flavor mixing in the supersymmetry breaking parameters is allowed.