11 | | During the lectures, you will implement from scratch a model for a supersymmetric (SUSY) QCD theory. The implementation will be performed in three different ways which will illustrate the different features of !FeynRules. |
| 13 | During the lectures, a supersymmetric (SUSY) QCD theory is implemented. |
| 14 | * The gauge group is SU(3)_c (as in QCD) |
| 15 | * The field content is given by |
| 16 | * Three generations of up-type quarks |
| 17 | * Three generations of up-type left-handed squarks |
| 18 | * Three generations of up-type right-handed squarks |
| 19 | * A gluon |
| 20 | * A gluino |
| 21 | * The free parameters of the theory consists in |
| 22 | * The masses of the particles |
| 23 | * The strong coupling constant (both gs and alpha_s) |
| 24 | * For the Lagrangian, see the slides. |
13 | | * The good old way, using four-component fermions and scalar fields (not the best way for SUSY theories). |
14 | | * A better approach, using two component fermions instead of four-component ones |
15 | | * The best method for SUSY: using superfields. |
| 26 | The implementation has been performed in three different ways which will illustrate the different features of !FeynRules. |
| 27 | * The good old way, using regular fields including a four-component representation for the fermions: [/attachment/wiki/SchoolKias/FeynRules/susyqcd_dirac.fr susyqcd_dirac.fr] |
| 28 | * A better approach, using regular fields including a two-component representation for the fermions: [/attachment/wiki/SchoolKias/FeynRules/susyqcd_dirac.fr susyqcd_weyl.fr] |
| 29 | * The best method for supersymmetric theoric, using superfields: [/attachment/wiki/SchoolKias/FeynRules/susyqcd_dirac.fr susyqcd_sf.fr] |