Titlebook: Supersymmetric Grand Unified Theories; From Quarks to Strin Stuart Raby Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Grand Unificati

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The Little Hierarchy Problem or Fine-Tuning, mass squared by one part in 10.. But the question in the literature is how much fine-tuning is acceptable. The answer to this question is clearly subjective. Is one part in 100 too much or is one part in 1000 acceptable? Either way, the fine-tuning to 1 part in 10. is avoided.

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SUSY Breaking in 5D, In addition, it has also been shown in [., .] that this mechanism is equivalent to radion F-term SUSY breaking or by .(2). Wilson line breaking in [.]. For a nice review on symmetry breaking in extra dimensions, see [.].

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Discrete , Symmetries for the MSSM and Its Singlet Extensions, . term and an invisible QCD axion, the so-called Kim-Nilles mechanism [118]. Minimal flavor violation and/or heavy scalars can protect against large flavor violation. This, of course, depends on the SUSY breaking mechanisms.

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SUSY GUTs,gs doublet-triplet splitting, gauge coupling unification and nucleon decay. Nucleon decay in SUSY GUTs can, in principle, proceed from dimension 4, 5 and 6 baryon and lepton number violating operators. Finally we show how threshold corrections at the GUT scale affect both gauge coupling unification

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SUSY Flavor Problem,avor physics. In this chapter we discuss the SUSY flavor problem, i.e. the constraints on the scalar spectrum coming from Flavor Changing Neutral Current [FCNC] processes and CP violation. We show that the data prefers a minimal flavor violation [MFV] scheme for supersymmetry breaking. We then discu

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Fermion Masses and Mixing in SUSY GUTs: Predictive Theories, physics of spontaneously breaking the GUT symmetry group, Higgs doublet-triplet splitting and a detailed analysis of gauge coupling unification and nucleon decay. In addition they both include the sector of the theory describing fermion masses and mixing angles which can be tested at the LHC.

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The Little Hierarchy Problem or Fine-Tuning,T scales. It does this by extending the chiral symmetry of fermions to their bosonic superpartners. Without supersymmetry one must fine-tune the Higgs mass squared by one part in 10.. But the question in the literature is how much fine-tuning is acceptable. The answer to this question is clearly sub