Dynamical Supersymmetry Breaking in Four-Dimensions and Its Phenomenological Implications
Nov, 1984
43 pages
Published in:
- Nucl.Phys.B 256 (1985) 557-599
- Published: 1985
Report number:
- PRINT-84-0982 (IAS,PRINCETON)
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It is now established that the non-renormalization theorems are violated by non-perturbative effects in many four-dimensional supersymmetric theories, and that dynamical supersymmetry-breaking (DSB) occurs in some chiral gauge theories. Here we presenr a set of general techniques which allow one to determine whether or not supersymmetry is broken in almost any theory, and permit a quite detailed analysis of the dynamics of many theories. These techniques are illustrated by analysis of a wide variety of instructive models, including one in which DSB occurs and in which we compute the spectrum and ground state energy. A careful discussion of the prospects for realistic model building is presented, including: an argument that additional gauge interactions are required to build realistic theories; dynamical supersymmetry-breaking in N = 1 supergravity theories; a detailed discussion of the problems and prospects for dynamical supersymmetry-breaking in the multi-TeV energy range.- SUPERSYMMETRY: DYNAMICALLY BROKEN
- GAUGE FIELD THEORY: SU(N)
- GAUGE FIELD THEORY: O(N)
- GAUGE FIELD THEORY: SU(3) X SU(2)
- FIELD THEORY: FOUR-DIMENSIONAL
- EFFECT: NONPERTURBATIVE
- POTENTIAL: HIGGS
- GRAND UNIFIED THEORY: SU(5)
- RENORMALIZATION
- MODEL: TECHNICOLOR
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