Monoslepton production in hadronic collisions
J. McCurry
Abstract
Single sparticle creation in high energy collisions as a consequence explicit R-parity breaking, could be a rich source of highly spectacular signals at future colliders. One particular process, which could lead to a highly exotic leptonic signal at the LHC, is monoslepton production. In this paper we qualitatively discuss the constraints on the signal for this process and calculate the hadronic monoslepton production cross section, taking into account leading QCD corrections. Our results show the leading corrections could be quite significant at the proposed LHC operating energy.
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