Howard Baer

Home Dodge Professor of High Energy Physics

University of Oklahoma

United States

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Dr. Howard Baer is the Home Dodge Professor of High Energy Physics at the University of Oklahoma, USA. His research focuses on supersymmetry, dark matter, and the implications of particle physics for high luminosity experiments at the LHC. Recent publications include topics such as axion dark matter, Higgs mass implications for SUSY breaking, and testing natural anomaly-mediated SUSY at high luminosity.

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All axion dark matter from supersymmetric models

Implications of Higgs mass for hidden sector SUSY breaking

Living dangerously with decoupled first and second generation scalars: SUSY prospects at the LHC

Minding the gap: Testing natural anomaly-mediated SUSY breaking at high luminosity LHC

Stau pairs from natural SUSY at high luminosity LHC

Supersymmetry with scalar sequestering

Winos from natural SUSY at the high luminosity LHC

Weak Scale Supersymmetry Emergent from the String Landscape

Natural anomaly mediation from the landscape with implications for LHC SUSY searches

Practical naturalness and its implications for weak scale supersymmetry

Prospects for Charged Higgs Bosons in Natural SUSY Models at the High-Luminosity LHC

Detecting Heavy Neutral SUSY Higgs Bosons Decaying to Sparticles at the High-Luminosity LHC

Top squarks from the landscape at high luminosity LHC

Prospects for Heavy Neutral SUSY HIGGS Scalars in the hMSSM and Natural SUSY at LHC Upgrades

An anthropic solution to the cosmological moduli problem

Detecting heavy Higgs bosons from natural SUSY at a 100 TeV hadron collider

New angular and other cuts to improve the Higgsino signal at the LHC

On dark radiation from string moduli decay to ALPs

Supersymmetric particle and Higgs boson masses from the landscape: Dynamical versus spontaneous supersymmetry breaking

Anomalous muon magnetic moment, supersymmetry, naturalness, LHC search limits and the landscape

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Vernon D Barger

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