Here be dragons: The unexplored continents of the CMSSM

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The Higgs boson mass and the abundance of dark matter constrain the CMSSM/mSUGRA supersymmetry breaking inputs. A complete map of the CMSSM that is consistent with these two measured quantities is provided. Various "continents", consisting of non-excluded models, can be organized by their dark matter dynamics. The following mechanisms manifest: well-tempering, resonant pseudo-scalar Higgs annihilation, neutralino/stau coannihilations and neutralino/stop coannihilations. Benchmark models are chosen in order to characterize the viable regions. The expected visible signals of each are described, demonstrating a wide range of predictions for the 13 TeV LHC and a high degree of complementarity between dark matter and collider experiments. The parameter space spans a finite volume, which can be probed in its entirety with experiments currently under consideration. © 2013 SISSA.

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Cohen, T., & Wacker, J. G. (2013). Here be dragons: The unexplored continents of the CMSSM. Journal of High Energy Physics, 2013(9). https://doi.org/10.1007/JHEP09(2013)061

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