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- n. Plural form of superpartner.
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“It also predicts a whole new population of elementary particles - called "superpartners" to the particles physicists already know about - one of which could be the dark matter that pervades the universe.”
“The collider might also reveal yet another set of particles, the "superpartners," needed to bolster the case for String Theory, a "theory of everything" that proposes the existence of six extra dimensions and a universe constructed of tiny vibrating strings.”
“In terms of what other discoveries might come out of the experiments, Hawking said that the experiment could discover 'superpartners', particles that would be "supersymmetric partners" to particles already known about.”
“My money's on the LHC won't find 'superpartners' black-holes or the 'Higgs particle; the”
“In addition to allowing a light enough Higgs particle, this theory can also contain light stops (the superpartners of the top quark), which can help to achieve a strongly first order phase transition.”
“The discovery that makes sense is supersymmetry, i.e. the superpartners of some of the Standard Model particles.”
“So, unless someone comes up with a new way to fix the CC moduli in Type IIA, getting low scale superpartners from Type IIA is problematic.”
“If the LHC sees superpartners, it will probably give us some strong clues about how SUSY-breaking is mediated, which in turn could give us strong clues about the sorts of string constructions we might be dealing with.”
“As long as we can derive the spectrum of superpartners or at least find some nontrivial relations between them, that is a real prediction.”
“Scientists will then spend the next several years sifting through piles of data trying to recognize black holes and Higgs bosons and superpartners in the data.”
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