MAGNINOS: EXPERIMENTAL CONSEQUENCES AND CONSTRAINTS
Stuart Raby, Geoffrey B. West · University of North Texas Digital Library (University of North Texas) · 1987
A stable weakly interacting massive particle can simultaneously solve both the solar neutrino and missing mass problems. We have identified this particle with a neutral lepton with mass of order 5 to 15 GeV and an anomalous magnetic moment of order 10/sup -2/ (in the natural units). We call this new particle a (magnino). In one scenario, the magnino is the neutral component of an electroweak doublet. It has a charged partner with mass a few GeV heavier. In this talk the experimental consequences of the magnino, its charged partner and associated Higgs are discussed. 25 refs., 9 figs.