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Keith’s dark side (and some others)

Ellis, John
2017-05
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Keith’s dark side (and some others)

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After some historical and personal reminiscences, I will discuss what we can learn about the possible scale of supersymmetry from the density of dark matter, and the prospects for discovering supersymmetry at the LHC, in direct searches for dark matter scattering and in experiments at future colliders.

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