NEW LIMITS FOR SUSY SET BY MEG EXPERIMENT

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MegVERO 2016 At the end of the data analysis of its first phase of operation, the MEG (Muon Electron Gamma) experiment sets new limits for Supersymmetry (SUSY), in particular for a certain class of supersymmetric Grand Unified Yheories, the SUSY–GUT.

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