Strong Interaction Effects in Stop Pair Production at e+ e- Colliders
Manuel Drees, Oscar J. P. Eboli
Abstract
We discuss perturbative and non-perturbative strong interaction effects in the pair production of stop squarks (t1) at e+ e- colliders. Events with an additional hard gluon allow to detect or exclude stop pair production even in scenarios with very small mass splitting between t1 and an invisible lightest supersymmetric particle (LSP). Such events can also help to establish that t1 transforms as a triplet under SU(3)C. We also carefully study non-perturbative t1 fragmentation, which is currently not well understood: not only is the t1 fragmentation function not known very well, but also there are ambiguities in the algorithm employed to model fragmentation. We present numerical results both for CERN LEP-183 and for a proposed future e+ e- collider operating at center-of-mass energy s=500 GeV.
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