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Light stops, kinematic variables, and gaps from LHC Run I

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A light supersymmetric counterpart to the top quark, the stop, is a key ingredient to natural SUSY . Both ATLAS and CMS have ruled out large swathes of parameter space involving weak-scale stops in the Run I of the LHC . I’ll discuss the current landscape for weak-scale stops and focus on the holes in the current exclusion limits in the stealth stop region where the stop is nearly mass degenerate with the top quark.

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