Future electroweak precision measurements can probe light higgsinos up to 500 GeV even in compressed spectra below the neutrino fog, complementing direct detection which reaches the 1 TeV thermal relic mass.
Freitas et al., (2019), arXiv:1906.05379 [hep-ph]
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