Are Supersymmetric Inflation Models Still Viable After LHC's Latest Results?

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Does anybody know what is the status of supersymmetric inflation model after latest results of LHC concerning SUSY? Have some models been excluded? or do you know some review papers talk about that issue?
 
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Which LHC results concerning SUSY are you referring to?
 
The results which concern CMSSM and mSUGRA.
 

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