par Redigolo, Diego
Président du jury Ferrari, Frank
Promoteur Argurio, Riccardo
Publication Non publié, 2014-09-08
Thèse de doctorat
Résumé : We investigate several aspects of four dimensional supersymmetric gauge theories with the minimal amount of supercharges both from the theoretical and the phenomenological view point. On the theoretical side we investigate the behavior of two-point correlators of short multiplets for vacua that spontaneously break supersymmetry. The main goal is to build up an exhaustive description of the supersymmetry breaking dynamics that it is easily extendable to strongly coupled gauge theories. When strong coupling is involved we study the behavior of two-point correlators by means of AdS/CFT techniques building up models of strongly coupled hidden sectors that break supersymmetry and can be described holographically by gauged supegravity in five dimensions. These hidden sectors have also some phenomenological interest in particle physics beyond the Standard Model since they can be used as supersymmetry-breaking sectors in models where the breaking of supersymmetry is mediated by gauge interactions. On the more phenomenological side we study how the Higgs mass requirements constraints gauge mediation models and what could be possible interesting signatures of these scenarios at LHC.