Electroweak precision tests on the MSSM and NMSSM constrained at the LHC
A bstractFollowing previous works regarding electroweak precision tests in supersymmetry, we continue to explore their implications to the MSSM and NMSSM both of which are tightly constrained by the Higgs mass and its decay experiments at the LHC. We adopt universal squark, slepton mass of three generations, and A-term of all SM fermions. We determine the flows of both MSSM and NMSSM in the S-T plane with increasing tan β and/or γγ rate. Either increasing the value of Rγ or tan β, we find that the benchmark points tend to be pushed outside the contour at 99% CL in the MSSM, however, conversely they tend to shrink towards to the SM reference point in the NMSSM. In particular, our benchmark points suggest that tan β ≳ 50 is excluded at 99% CL by EWPTs for the MSSM in regions of parameter space which predict Rγ ≳ 1.3 due to this behavior. This behavior is also useful to distinguish the NMSSM from the MSSM. A byproduct is that the contributions coming from the neutralinos and charginos should be more suppressed in the MSSM in comparison with the NMSSM.

title: Gauge extensions of supersymmetric models and hidden valleys
abstract: Supersymmetric models with extended group structure beyond the standard model are revisited in the framework of general gauge mediation. Sum rules for sfermion masses are shown to depend genuinely on the group structure, which can serve as important probes for specific models. The left-right model and models with extra U(1) are worked out for illustrations. If the couplings of extra gauge groups are small, supersymmetric hidden valleys of the scale 10-100 GeV can be naturally constructed in companion of a TeV-scale supersymmetric visible sector.

title: Constrained superfields and standard realization of nonlinear supersymmetry
abstract: A constrained superfield formalism has been proposed in  to analyze the low energy physics related to Goldstinos. We prove that this formalism can be reformulated in the language of standard realization of nonlinear supersymmetry. New relations have been uncovered in the standard realization of nonlinear supersymmetry.

title: SEARCH FOR LIGHT SUPERSYMMETRIC BARYONS
abstract: We have searched for the production and decay of light supersymmetric baryons produced in 800 GeV/c proton copper interactions in a charged hyperon beam experiment. We observe no evidence for the decays R{sup +}(uud{tilde g}){r_arrow} S{sup 0}(uds{tilde g}){pi}{sup +} and X{sup -}(ssd{tilde g}){r_arrow} S{sup 0}(uds{tilde g}){pi}{sup -} in the parent mass and lifetime ranges of 1700{endash}2500 MeV/c{sup 2} and 50{endash}500ps. Production upper limits for R{sup +} at x{sub F}=0.47, P{sub t}=1.4GeV/c{sup 2} and X{sup -} at x{sub F}=0.48, P{sub t}=0.65GeV/c{sup 2} of less than 10{sup -3} of all charged secondary particles produced are obtained for all but the highest masses and shortest lifetimes predicted.

title: ICARUS. A status report
abstract: The latest evolutions of the ICARUS project are reviewed. During the present year the collaboration has been heavily involved into the construction of the first full scale prototypes of the 600 ton ICARUS detector. Cryogenic and purification tests as well as mechanical tests on a wires chamber module, are presently under completion. No major problems were found and we foresee to be ready for the commissioning of the major detector components by the end of the present year. Also, the Long Baseline Neutrino Oscillation program has been subject to a rapid acceleration. Following our formal proposal, submitted and approved at the beginning of this year by the CERN SPSLC, a working group has been formed to study the details of the beam and a sensitive program has been formulated by which first neutrinos can be sent to the Gran Sasso at the end of year 2001.