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We explore the consequences of the Higgs fields acting as messengers of supersymmetry breaking.
- The hidden-sector paradigm in the gauge mediation framework is relaxed by allowing two types of gauge-invariant, renormalizable operators that are typically discarded: direct coupling between the Higgses and supersymmetry breaking singlets, and Higgs-messenger mixing terms.
- The most important phenomenological consequence is a flavor-dependent shift in sfermion masses.
- This is from a one-loop contribution, which we compute for a general set of weak doublet messengers.
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