Researchers Develop Method to Identify Sparticles in Big Bang Conditions

Three Northeastern University researchers have proposed a new approach for the highly anticipated discovery of supersymmetric particles, often called sparticles. The methodology, which was published in the December 21 issue of the Physical Review Letters, is based on identifying the hierarchical mass patterns of sparticles, which are assumed to exist in a new class of particle physics theories beyond the Standard Model.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news119707313.html">Researchers Develop Method to Identify Sparticles in Big Bang Conditions</a></p> <p>Three Northeastern University researchers have proposed a new approach for the highly anticipated discovery of supersymmetric particles, often called sparticles. The methodology, which was published in the December 21 issue of the <i>Physical Review Letters</i>, is based on identifying the hierarchical mass patterns of sparticles, which are assumed to exist in a new class of particle physics theories beyond the Standard Model.</p>