Search for RPV Gaugino and Gravitino Production at HERA

In R-parity violating supersymmetry a gaugino can be produced at HERA by the t-channel exchange of a selectron between the beam positron or electron and an initial quark from the beam proton. In the generic MSSM model the gaugino can decay in a cascade into two quarks and an (anti)lepton. For this model a search in the e^{+-}-channel has been performed with the ZEUS detector using combined e^{+-}p-data of L_{int}=121pb^{-1}. No deviations from the Standard Model have been observed and exclusion limits on parameters of the MSSM have been set. Assuming the GMSB model with the gravitino as lightest supersymmetric particle and the neutralino as next-to-lightest supersymmetric particle, the neutralino decays into a gravitino and a high-energy photon. For this model searches have been performed with the H1 detector using e^+p-data of L_{int}=64.3pb^{-1} and e^-p-data of L_{int}=13.5pb^{-1} and with the ZEUS detector using e^+p-data of L_{int}=65.1pb^{-1}. No deviations from the Standard Model have been observed and limits on the selectron and neutralino masses have been set. Additionally, limits on the R-parity violating Yukawa coupling have been derived in the search performed with the H1 detector.