Prospects for electroweakino discovery at a 100TeV hadron collider

We investigate the prospects of discovering split Supersymmetry at a future 100TeV proton-proton collider through the direct production of electroweakino next-tolightest-supersymmetric-particles (NLSPs). We focus on signatures with multi-lepton and missing energy: 3l, opposite-sign dileptons and same-sign dileptons. We perform a comprehensive study of different electroweakino spectra. A 100TeV collider with 3000/ fb data is expected to exclude Higgsino thermal dark matter candidates with m(LSP) similar to 1TeV if Wino NLSPs are lighter than about 3.2TeV. The 3l search usually offers the highest mass reach, which varies in the range of (2-4) TeV depending on scenarios. In particular, scenarios with light Higgsinos have generically simplified parameter dependences. We also demonstrate that, at a 100TeV collider, lepton collimation becomes a crucial issue for NLSPs heavier than about 2.5TeV. We finally compare our results with the discovery prospects of gluino pair productions and deduce which SUSY breaking model can be discovered first by electroweakino searches.