Electroweak inelastic DM · Constraint
Probing LZ-Motivated TeV Higgsino Dark Matter through Heavier Sparticles at LHC
- Published
- October 12, 2026
- Identifier
- arXiv:2610.16156
Why it is here
Run-2 chiefly constrains gluinos, while the HL-LHC extends that reach but leaves most stop, sbottom, slepton, and heavier-electroweakino benchmarks difficult to access.
Machine-assisted summary
The authors test the LZ-motivated nearly pure TeV Higgsino scenario indirectly through current and projected LHC searches for gluinos, squarks, sleptons, and heavier electroweakinos.
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