A conformal extension of SUSY and its particle collider phenomenology

• Ali Shayegan (University of California, Davis)

In arXiv:1909.04061 we have followed up on the previous works on models where part of MSSM is embedded in a conformal field theory. The model building is done via AdS/CFT correspondence. SUSY, theoretically one of the most convincing extensions of SM, lacks sufficient evidence in LHC, at least at low energies where the extension would be most compelling. Assuming that SUSY comes with the extra conformal symmetry, we checked to see whether production of the conformal “stuff”, i.e. continuum, would relax the bounds on SUSY particles. This is in fact the case since current searches primary focus on large missing transverse energy and low number of final Jets. While in a continuum SUSY, the signature has more jets and smaller missing transverse energy.