Top Quark Production at TeV Energies as a Potential SUSY Detector
M. Beccaria, S. Prelovsek, F. M. Renard, C. Verzegnassi
Abstract
We consider the process of top-antitop production from electron-positron annihilation, for c. m. energies in the few TeV regime, in the MSSM theoretical framework. We show that, at the one loop level, the slopes of a number of observable quantities in an energy region around 3 TeV are only dependent on β. Under optimal experimental conditions, a combined measurement of slopes might identify β values in a range β< 2, β>20 with acceptable precision.
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