Tesis profesional presentada por
Licenciatura en Física. Departamento de Actuaría, Física y Matemáticas. Escuela de Ciencias, Universidad de las Américas Puebla.
Jurado Calificador
Director: Dr. Martin Hentschinski
Co-directora: Dra. Melina Gómez Bock
Cholula, Puebla, México a 17 de enero de 2023.
In this work, we will present the history and evidence which led us to the conclusion that there must be some invisible matter we are not observing. Due to these observations through the years, we will gather the evidence to understand how this new type of matter behaves and its possible properties. Then, we will discuss the motivation to extend the actual model of particle physics into a supersymmetric theory and present the Minimal Supersymmetric Standard Model, which allows the existence of a new particle, named neutralino, that presents all the properties we are looking for. Finally, we will explain the free parameters of this model and how we will choose four different cases, varying the parameters M1, M2, MA, tanβ, and μ, to describe the mass of the potential Dark Matter particle, within the extended Higgs sector of the extended Standard Model.
Palabras clave: dark matter, particle physics, neutralino, supersymmetry, quantum field theory, standard model.
Portada
Índices
Capítulo 1. Introduction
Capítulo 2. History & Observational Evidence of Dark Matter
Capítulo 3. Early Universe Production
Capítulo 4. Quantum Field Theory
Capítulo 5. The Standard Model
Capítulo 6. Supersymmetry
Capítulo 7. MSSM
Capítulo 8. hMSSM
Capítulo 9. Methodology
Capítulo 10. Results
Capítulo 11. Conclusions
Referencias
Torres Rodríguez, E. E. 2023. On the Supersymmetric parameters of the neutralino as a candidate for Dark Matter and the Extended Higgs Sector in the hMSSM. Tesis Licenciatura. Física. Departamento de Actuaría, Física y Matemáticas, Escuela de Ciencias, Universidad de las Américas Puebla. Enero. Derechos Reservados © 2023.