Bulk region

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 534.

As evident from Fig. 6, the LSP is a Bino-like neutralino in much of minimal supergravity parameter space. It is useful, therefore, to begin by considering the pure Bino limit. In this case, all processes with final state gauge bosons vanish. This follows from supersymmetry and the absence of 3-gauge boson vertices involving the hypercharge gauge boson.

The process through a t-channel sfermion does not vanish in the Bino limit. This process is the first shown in Fig. 8. This reaction has an interesting structure. Recall that neutralinos are Majorana fermions. If the initial state neutralinos are in an S-wave state, the Pauli exclusion principle implies that the

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