Abstract

We point out that a light scalar top squark with mass as small as [ital m][sub [ital [tilde t]]][approx]20 GeV is still an allowed possibility within the standard, minimal supersymmetry grand unified theory, if the photino exists at mass slightly below the scalar top mass, so that coannihilation efficiently takes place for [tilde [gamma]][tilde [gamma]][r arrow][ital gg] in the early Universe. We show that this case, receiving a number of strong phenomenological constraints, leads to a restricted pattern of the mass spectrum of other supersymmetry particles.

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