Speaker
James Gainer
(University of Florida (US))
Description
If Supersymmetry (SUSY) is discovered at the LHC, it will be important to measure the masses and couplings as accurately as possible. Determining the precision with which the LHC can perform these measurements is important for understanding the road ahead, particularly in terms of complementarity between proposed colliders. We investigate the precision with which the gluino mass can be measured, in the context of radiative natural SUSY, using techniques of varying sophistication and robustness. As we are examining the gluino, our results have import implications for testing unification in the event of a SUSY discovery.
Authors
James Gainer
(University of Florida (US))
Xerxes Tata
(University of Hawaii)
