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7.1 Kev and 35 Gev Dark Matter: More Signs of Supersymmetry

Authors: Bernard Riley

A 7.1 keV dark matter fermion in partnership with a 35 GeV scalar WIMP would join the electron, the up quark and their previously hypothesised supersymmetric partners in a spectacular arrangement on the mass levels of the Supersymmetric Planck Model. All three partnerships are arranged symmetrically about the precise centre, at the scale of 16 MeV, of a symmetrical pattern of coincident mass levels that extends over 35 orders of magnitude. The implied dynamical supersymmetry-breaking scale lambda coincides with coincident mass levels at the centre of another symmetrical pattern. The investigation has revealed new evidence of quark-lepton symmetry.

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