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A constrained supersymmetric left-right model

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  • Martin Hirsch1,
  • Manuel E. Krauss2,3,
  • Toby Opferkuch2,
  • Werner Porod3 &
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  • Florian Staub4 
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We present a supersymmetric left-right model which predicts gauge coupling unification close to the string scale and extra vector bosons at the TeV scale. The subtleties in constructing a model which is in agreement with the measured quark masses and mixing for such a low left-right breaking scale are discussed. It is shown that in the constrained version of this model radiative breaking of the gauge symmetries is possible and a SM-like Higgs is obtained. Additional CP-even scalars of a similar mass or even much lighter are possible. The expected mass hierarchies for the supersymmetric states differ clearly from those of the constrained MSSM. In particular, the lightest down-type squark, which is a mixture of the sbottom and extra vector-like states, is always lighter than the stop. We also comment on the model’s capability to explain current anomalies observed at the LHC.

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Hirsch, M., Krauss, M.E., Opferkuch, T. et al. A constrained supersymmetric left-right model. J. High Energ. Phys. 2016, 9 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/JHEP03(2016)009

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