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SO(10) superunification model

A superunification model based on the group SO(10) is proposed. The supersymmetry and the intermediate symmetry SU(3)/sub C/ x U(1)/sub B/..sqrt../sub L/ x SU(2)/sub R/ x SU(2)/sub L/ are broken by means of a single scale parameter. The superpartners of the ordinary particles acquire masses as a result of the inclusion of radiative corrections. The electroweak group is also broken after radiative corrections to the masses of the scalar SU(2)/sub L/ doublets are taken into account. A relation connecting the t-quark mass with the masses of the fermion superpartners is obtained: For a t-quark mass equal to 40 GeV the masses of the superpartners are approx.150--180 GeV. The relation obtained for the masses of the superpartners of the gauge bosons may be useful for the estimation of the proton lifetime