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Supersymmetric predictions for the inclusive decay
We study the penguin induced transition in the minimal N=1
supersymmetric extension of the Standard Model with radiative breaking of the
electroweak group. We include the effects of one-loop corrections to the Higgs
potential and scalar masses. We show that the present upper and lower
experimental limits on the inclusive decay sharply constrain the parameter
space of the model in a wide range of values. The implications of
the recently advocated relation for the bilinear SUSY soft breaking
parameter in grand unified theories are also analyzed.Comment: 23 pages + 12 figures (hardcopies available on request), LATEX, SISSA
40/94/E
Can Close the Supersymmetric Higgs Production Window?
We show that the present limit from CLEO on the inclusive decay provides strong constraints on the parameters of the charged Higgs
sector in two-Higgs-Doublet-Models. Only a slight improvement in the
experimental bound will exclude the region in the Supersymmetric Higgs
parameter space which is inaccessible to collider searches.Comment: 8 pages plus 3 figures (available by request), latex,
ANL-HEP-PR-92-110. Substantial revision to text, results unchange
The Non-Perturbative SUSY Yang-Mills Theory from Semiclassical Absorption of Supergravity by Wrapped D Branes
The imaginary part of the two point functions of the superconformal anomalous
currents are extracted from the cross-sections of semiclassical absorption of
dilaton, RR-2 form and gravitino by the wrapped D5 branes. From the central
terms of the two point functions anomalous Ward identity is established which
relates the exact pre-potential of the SUSY Yang-Mills theory with
the vacuum expectation value of the anomaly multiplet. From the Ward identity,
WDVV (Witten-Dijkgraaf-Verlinde-Verlinde) equation can be derived which is
solved for the exact pre-potential.Comment: 11 pages, late
The Toric Phases of the Y^{p,q} Quivers
We construct all connected toric phases of the recently discovered
quivers and show their IR equivalence using Seiberg duality. We also compute
the R and global U(1) charges for a generic toric phase of .Comment: 14 pages, 3 figure
Quark-Squark Alignment Revisited
We re-examine the possibility that the solution to the supersymmetric flavor
problem is related to small mixing angles in gaugino couplings induced by
approximate horizontal Abelian symmetries. We prove that, for a large class of
models, there is a single viable structure for the down quark mass matrix with
four holomorphic zeros. Consequently, we are able to obtain both lower and
upper bounds on the supersymmetric mixing angles and predict the contributions
to various flavor changing neutral current processes. We find that the most
likely signals for alignment are close to the present bound,
significant CP violation in mixing, and shifts of order a few
percent in various CP asymmetries in and decays. In contrast, the
modifications to radiative B decays, to and to
decays are small. We further investigate a new class of
alignment models, where supersymmetric contributions to flavor changing
processes are suppressed by both alignment and RGE-induced degeneracy.Comment: 20 pages, 3 figure
The transition in softly broken supersymmetry
We study the effect of supersymmetric contributions to the effective quark
transition , including leading order QCD effects. We apply
the discussion to the decay . Even though one-particle
irreducible contributions could play a role, numerical cancelations make the
amplitude for the two-photon emission strongly correlated to the
amplitude which is sharply constrained by experiment. A quite general statement
follows: as long as non-standard physics effects appear only in the matching of
the Wilson coefficients of the standard effective operator basis, the
deviations from the standard model expectations of the decay rates induced by
are bound to follow closely the corresponding deviations
on . Effects of new physics are therefore bound to be small.Comment: Latex2e, RevTex, 22 pages, 8 eps figures, comments and references
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Comment on nonperturbative effects in
Uncertainties in the theoretical prediction for the inclusive decay rate are discussed. We emphasize that there is no operator
product expansion for this process. Nonetheless, some nonperturbative effects
involving a virtual loop are calculable using the operator product
expansion. They give a contribution to the decay rate that involves the B meson
matrix element of an infinite tower of operators. The higher dimension
operators give effects that are only suppressed by powers of
, but come with small coefficients.Comment: 9 pages revtex, 2 figures included; minor changes, to appear in Phys.
Lett.
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