Is Supersymmetry the Future of Particle Physics?

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Supersymmetry (SUSY) is gaining attention as a promising framework in particle physics, particularly for its potential to unify forces and explain dark matter. The discussion highlights the importance of starting with nonrelativistic SUSY quantum mechanics before advancing to more complex concepts. Resources such as academic papers and introductory materials are shared to aid newcomers in understanding SUSY. Participants express enthusiasm for exploring the implications of SUSY in future research. The conversation emphasizes the need for further investigation into SUSY's role in the fundamental structure of the universe.
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Thanks so much! I am trying to make a break into SUSY. I'm starting with nonrelativistic SUSY QM right now, but hope to graduate to the Big Kid Stuff soon.
 
Just knock yourself out :-)
 

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