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Can supersymmetry naturally explain the positron excess?

Can supersymmetry naturally explain the positron excess?

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Can supersymmetry naturally explain the positron excess?

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PHYSREVD.69.103509

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Physical Review D

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Can supersymmetry naturally explain the positron excess?

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Dan Hooper

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James E. Taylor

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scholarly article

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10.1103/PHYSREVD.69.103509

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69

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2004-05-17T00:00:00Z

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hep-ph/0312076

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