Description
The LHC could provide many observables from which
the parameters of the MSSM can be determined.
Technical difficulties in accommodating experimental
cuts as well as large theoretical uncertainties have led
to absolute rates of SUSY signal events being ignored
in favor of more easily-measured observables such as
kinematic edges. In this talk, I present a code which
calculates a fast approximation and how incorporating
this into Fittino allows for more accurate determination
of SUSY parameters with early LHC data, and how it
could help the less optimistic scenario of determining
accurate exclusion bounds should the first inverse
femtobarn of 7 TeV LHC data show no clear signs of
new physics.
