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Table 2.1: Particle content of the minimal supersymmetric standard model (MSSM). Standard-�model (SM) particles and their superpartners predicted by supersymmetry (SUSY) are listed
Figure 2.1: Feynman diagrams showing the contributions to the Higgs self-energy from fermion(left) and scalar (right) couplings.Separately, these diagrams yield quantum corrections to theHiggs–mass-squared parameter µ2 that depend on the cutoff scale as Λ2
Figure 2.2: The intensity Ih(ψ) above 10 GeV from microhalos as a function of the angle ψ the line ofsight makes with the Galactic center (solid) for the fiducial photon spectrum given by Eq
Figure 2.3: The flux-density distribution Ptomass function), and then tends toindividual microhalo drawn from a population of microhalos with: (1) an NFW spatial distributionand a luminosity function1(F, ψ = 90◦), normalized to unity, for the flux from an ∝
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