Supersymmetry

>>8591182
The only possible SUSY models that are left are high energy SUSY models. i.e. The SUSY isn't noticeable until you reach high energies

Such energies are not yet reachable by the LHC and thus can not yet be tested experimentally.

>>8591189 How much energy is exactly needed to do that?

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Well you see its rather quite elementary. THe standard particles actually exist but SUSY is just an idea someone came up with and those particles don't exist.

>>8591210
Say for a second that the idea of SUSY is correct. At that point all we need is enough energy to prove it, correct?

>>8591206
Depends on what model, and in what theory, you are working.


The thing about supersymmetry, is we have no idea what model is right and thus have a lot of them.

>>8591229
What are some models/theories I can study thus more?
I'm not working on any specific model/theory at the moment, more or less just self educating.

>>8591256
Here is a short paper discussing the phenomenology of the "Minimal Supersymmetric Standard Model " and the
"Next-to-Minimal Supersymmetric Standard Model".

https://arxiv.org/abs/1306.6420

>>8591287
Much appreciated!

>>8591206
about 3 energies