Supersymmetry beyond minimality: from theory to experiment

The book contains five parts. Part I is core material and is necessary to develop any of the following parts, which are in turn largely independent from one another. Part I could be the material for a 1-semester course, whereas any of the latter can be taught separately in more advanced and shorter modules. The authors discuss non-minimal supersymmetry models, in a bottom-up approach that interconnects experimental phenomena in the fermionic and bosonic sectors, many of which postdate the inception of supersymmetry, such as the discovery of neutrino masses and the evidence of a Higgs boson, or which are simply not covered in previous textbooks, like CP and lepton flavour violation.