Supersymmetry Phenomenology
Hitoshi Murayama (UC Berkeley, LBNL)
TL;DR
This pedagogical review introduces supersymmetry phenomenology, covering its theoretical foundations, experimental constraints, and collider implications, aimed at students new to the subject.
Contribution
It provides a practical, accessible overview of supersymmetry phenomenology, including Lagrangian construction and phenomenological frameworks, tailored for beginners.
Findings
Overview of supersymmetry construction and motivation
Discussion of low-energy constraints and collider phenomenology
Summary of supersymmetry breaking mediation frameworks
Abstract
This is a very pedagogical review of supersymmetry phenomenology, given at ICTP Summer School in 1999, aimed mostly at students who had never studied supersymmetry before. It starts with an analogy that the reason why supersymmetry is needed is similar to the reason why the positron exists. It introduces the construction of supersymmetric Lagrangians in a practical way. The low-energy constraints, renormalization-group analyses, collider phenomenology, and frameworks of mediating supersymmetry breaking are briefly discussed.
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TopicsParticle physics theoretical and experimental studies · International Science and Diplomacy · Biofield Effects and Biophysics