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Date: Sep. 11, 2019\u00a0 17:30 \u2013 18:10
\nPlace: Lounge in front of ES635\u00a0KMI<\/span>\u00a0Science Symposia<\/p>\n

Speaker: Junji Hisano (Nagoya University)
\nTitle: How to study SUSY standard model(s) at O(100) TeV<\/span><\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Abstract: Supersymmetric (SUSY) extension of the standard model are<\/span>
\none of the leading candidates of Beyond the Standard Model. However,<\/span>
\nsuperpartners of the standard model particles have not yet been<\/span>
\ndiscovered at LHC. They had been considered to be discovered at LHC<\/span>
\nearlier than the Higgs boson, before LHC started. In addition, the<\/span>
\nobserved Higgs boson mass, about 125 GeV, is heavier than expected in<\/span>
\nthe minimal supersymmetric standard model. Where is SUSY? Now some<\/span>
\ntheorists consider models in which the superparners have masses around<\/span>
\nO(100) TeV. While the naturalness of weak scale is not resolved in the<\/span>
\nmodels, the models are phenomenologically consistent. In this talk, I<\/span>
\nshow the motivation of the models and also discuss how to probe them<\/span>
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