Phenomenological Estimation of Parameters in minimal Supergravity Model
Jun Tabei, Hiroshi Hotta
Abstract
Several parameters of the minimal supergravity model are estimated by the method of the renormalization group. In this model, five arbitrary parameters (m0, m1/2, β, A0, sig(μ)) are contained. β is evaluated as 7.5 by the likelihood analysis of the gauge and Yukawa coupling constants. Further, the trilinear coupling constant A0 is fixed by the equation of B0=(A0-1)m0 at the GUT scale MX 2×1016(GeV) and by the Higgs potential at the Z-boson mass scale MZ=91(GeV). As the results, (1) allowed m0-m1/2 regions, (2) the sparticle mass spectra, and (3) the lightest supersymmetric particle mass are shown in this paper.
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