-
splittings between the
different neutralinos will
dictate which patterns of
decays are allowed. Up to present,
neutralinos have
never been
observed or detected...
-
higgsino fields linearly mix with U(1) and SU(2)
gauginos leading to four
neutralinos and two
charginos that
refer to
physical particles.
While the two charginos...
- χ ~ i 0 {\displaystyle {\tilde {\chi }}_{i}^{0}} is used to
refer to
neutralinos. The
heavier chargino can
decay through the
neutral Z
boson to the lighter...
- the
Higgs field's
degrees of freedom, to form m****
eigenstates called neutralinos,
which are
electrically neutral, and charginos,
which are electrically...
-
unbalanced momentum in a detector. The
heavier neutralinos typically decay through a Z0 to a
lighter neutralino or
through a W± to chargino. Thus a typical...
-
superpositions as a basis, the only
predicted physical particles are
neutralinos and
charginos as a
superposition of them
together with the Higgsinos...
-
along with the
hypothetical neutralinos,
sterile neutrinos, and gravitons. For a spin-½
particle such as the
neutralino,
being truly neutral implies...
- ; et al. (2003). "Lower
bound on the
neutralino m**** from new data on CMB and
implications for
relic neutralinos".
Physical Review D. 68 (4): 043506....
- particles,
abbreviated as sparticles,
which include the sleptons, squarks,
neutralinos, and charginos. Each
particle in the
Standard Model would have a superpartner...
-
hypothetical graviton Higgsino – as a
superpartner of the
Higgs Field Neutralino Langacker, Paul (November 22, 2010). Sprouse, Gene D. (ed.). "Meet a superpartner...
