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DM M Sear earch C ch Compl omplem ement entarity E Empl mployi oying ng pMSSM SSM SU SUSY SY . M. C Cahill ill-Row owley, ey, R. C Cotta tta, , A. D . Drlic ica-Wagner gner, S. S. Fu Funk, , J. . Gain iner, J.


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DM M Sear earch C ch Compl

  • mplem

ement entarity E Empl mployi

  • ying

ng pMSSM SSM SU SUSY SY

  • M. C

Cahill ill-Row

  • wley,

ey,

  • R. C

Cotta tta, , A. D . Drlic ica-Wagner gner, S.

  • S. Fu

Funk, , J. . Gain iner, J. Hewett tt, , A. I . Ismail il, ,

  • M. W

Wood,

  • d, T.G.

G.R. R.

5/ 5/25 25/15 15

.

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Dark m ark mat atter er exi exists at at al all scales . es .. …& it i int ntera racts with us vi h us via grav a gravity But WHA

WHAT is

is it ? it ?

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What hat do do we k e know now ?

  • Ωh2 = 0.1188

188 ± 0.0010 010 (why hy?) ?)

  • Dark = Electrically ‘neut

eutral al’, color

  • r singl

nglet et

  • Col
  • ld = non

non-rel elat ativistic during ng struc uctur ure for

  • rmation (& now

now too)

  • o)
  • At

At most weakly-int nter erac acting ng w/ SM ←

  • Non
  • n-bar

baryoni

  • nic (BBN)
  • Ver

ery lon

  • ng-lived

ed ≈ stabl able

  • Se

Self-ints. are e cons nstraine ned

  • It coul
  • uld

d be com

  • mpl

plex ex

SM ? ?? The us

The usual ual ν’s ar are e hot hot ↔ ∑ mν < ~ ~ 0. 0.25 25 eV eV X

X

Heav eavy neut neutrinos

  • s?

NOT th OT the S SM ! !

→ via the Z.. many orders of magnitude too large !

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No

  • shor

shortag age of

  • f i

idea deas…

  • We

e don don’t kno now if the he SM & DM tal alk to

  • eac

each ot

  • the

her non non-gr grav avitat ational

  • nally –

thi his is an an assum umpt ption(

  • n( = hope)

pe)…ot

  • the

herwise e we’re e sunk unk (or not not….) ..and and the he list kee eeps gr growing !

Of c cour

  • urse D

DM may ay be be made of ade of m many any differ erent nt compon

  • nent

ents--

  • -not j

jus ust one

  • ne

T.T T.Tait

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Fami amiliar Ther ermal WI WIMP P idea: ea:

<σv> > ≈ 2. 2.8 x 8 x 10 10-26 cm cm3 sec c -1

1 → MDM DM ~ 0.

0.1-1 T 1 TeV eV f for E

  • r EWK coupl
  • upling

ngs !

χχ ↔ SM SM SM SM

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Compl

  • mplem

emen entar arity : y : Anot nother her F Fami amiliar ar P Picture

In real ality this ‘relat ations

  • nshi

hip’ p’ is not not so

  • trivial !

“SM” may ay be be di different in n the differ eren ent direc ection

  • ns

Ther ere are e sev ever eral al ways to des describe the he ins nside of

  • f the

he bl blob

  • b: EF

EFTs, Simpl plified ed Model dels, or UV compl plet ete e scenar enarios

  • s eac

each with h thei heir

  • wn

n good

  • d & bad

d aspec pects

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Tim im T Tait it

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Supers upersymmetry: a a canon canonical U UV-com compl plete t e theo heory

  • All

ll SM par particles hav have e SUSY spa partners wit ith spin pin of

  • ffset by

by ½. ½. R-par parity ins insures a a stab able LS LSP whi hich mus ust be be neut neutral & colorles ess. . For

  • r this

his tal alk this his is the he ligh lightest neut neutralino (next t slide) de)

  • SUSY is

is br brok

  • ken by

by a a lar large set et of

  • f sof
  • ft mas

ass ter erms (~10 100!) gene generated in in som

  • me

e hidd hidden sec ector at at a a hi high gh scale. Spe pecific scen enarios (the here ar are e many any) wil ill int inter-rel elate ate these e parameter eters. . But ut whic hich? We’d We’d lik like to

  • be

be agno agnostic.. Try t to be unpr

  • be unprejudiced…
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Ne Neut utral S SUS USY Particles

Bino,

  • , wino
  • & Higgs

gsinos nos mix when en SUSY is brok

  • ken.

en..the he lightes est can an be the LSP

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10

  • But

ut w wai ait! Isn’ n’t S SUSY dead dead ?? ?? Does

  • es the l

he lac ack of

  • f any

any appar apparent sig igns o

  • f SUSY

SUSY at the L LHC HC im imply ly t that t there is is no SUSY SUSY and/ and/or the he mot

  • tivation

n for

  • r S

SUSY has has been l been los

  • st?
  • What

hat do do we e want ant from SUSY SUSY ? (i) It gi gives es us us a a pl plaus ausibl ble W WIMP D DM candi andida date as e as abov above. (ii) I It al allow

  • ws t

the he SM coupl

  • uplings

gs t to

  • ‘uni

unify’ at at a a hi high gh scal ale (iii) I It hel helps ps to

  • reduc

educe t the he fine ne-tun uning ng ( (FT FT) & hi hier erar archy pr probl

  • blems . Onl

nly her here i e is ther here s som

  • me (

e (the heoretical?) i issue ue.. as as SUSY sear earches es i inc ncreas ase i in n streng ngth w h w/o

  • any

any signal gnal FT FT inc ncrea eases es  ?

? How

  • w m

muc uch FT h FT is too

  • o muc

uch? We’ll hav have t e to

  • look
  • ok at

at thes hese s e sear earche hes mor

  • re c

e critically

 

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In n SUSY, t the S he SM gauge c gauge coupl

  • upling

ngs UNI UNIFY near near ~ ~10 1016

16 GeV

V but but t thi his does does not not happen happen if w we e onl

  • nly hav

have t e the he SM SM p partic icle les. .

Unific ficatio tion: : Su Supersy rsymmet etry ry

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The he Hierar erarchy P Probl roblem: Su Supersym ersymmet etry ry

Energy gy ( (GeV) V) 1019 1016 103 10-18 Solar S Syst ystem Gravity ty Weak ak GUT UT Pla Planck desert

LHC HC All o ll of know nown ph physics

δmH

2 ~

~ αMPl

Pl 2

δmH

2 ~

~ -αMPl

Pl 2

bo boson fermi mion

  • n

~ ~ α|M2

boson – M2 fer ermion | log

  • g (MPL

PL /mH)

) Lar Large quadr adrat atic loop p effec ects canc ncel el

  • rde

der by order der bet between the he fer ermions & bos bosons in n PT lea eaving onl

  • nly the

he log

  • g

terms… … →→ this canc ncel ellat ation

  • n is more tuned

ed as the he mas ass spl plitting gr grows

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Take ake a a Step B ep Back ack: neu neutralinos as D as DM

→→ Neutralinos right out of the box with arbitrary masses do NO NOT gi give t the he righ ght r rel elic dens density

  • Bino

inos don’ don’t anni annihilate enou enough.. wino inos & Higg iggsinos too

  • o muc

uch h unle unless they hey ar are e ~3( 3(1) 1) TeV eV

  • Bino

inos need need to

  • anni

annihilate thr hru u a funnel/resonance (Z,h,..) or via ia a a co-anni annihi hilati ation

  • n proces

ess wit ith anot anothe her near nearby spar particle

  • Var

arious adm admix ixtures of

  • f stat

ates wil ill als also wor

  • rk if

if the he mas asses & mix ixings ar are e pr prop

  • per

erly chos hosen, e. e.g. g., ‘well ll-tem temper ered ed’ neutr tral alinos nos

We e can an study dy al all thes hese c e cas ases es s simul ultane neou

  • usly us

using ng the pM he pMSSM !!

Baer aer

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The p(

he p(henomenol henomenologi

  • gical

cal)MSSM

  • General

eneral CP CP-cons

  • nser

erving ng MSS MSSM wi with h R-pari parity

  • MFV a

V at the he TeV eV s scal ale (F (Flav avor

  • r=CKM)

M)

  • Li

Light ghtes est neut neutral ralino

  • is the

he LS LSP.

  • 1st

st/2

/2nd generat generation s

  • n sfer

ermion

  • ns degenerat

degenerate e

  • Ignore 1

gnore 1st

st/2

/2nd generat generation A

  • n A-ter

erms & &Yukawa’ wa’s. .

  • No

No as assumpt ption

  • ns wrt

wrt SUSY SY-br brea eaking ng

  • The neut

he neutral ralino no not not nec neces essar arily the he onl

  • nly DM

DM

 the he pMSSM SSM wit with 19 19 param amet eter ers

50 GeV ≤ |M1| ≤ 4 TeV 100 GeV ≤ |M2, μ| ≤ 4 TeV 400 GeV ≤ M3 ≤ 4 TeV 1 ≤ tan β ≤ 60 100 GeV ≤ MA, l, e ≤ 4 TeV 400 GeV ≤ q1, u1, d1 ≤ 4 TeV 200 GeV ≤ q3, u3, d3 ≤ 4 TeV |At,b,τ| ≤ 4 TeV

‘Thr

Throw

  • w dar

darts’ int nto t

  • thi

his s spac pace.. l look

  • ok at

at the v he var ariou

  • us pr

predi ediction

  • ns --
  • -the

hen k keep eep poi point nts t tha hat s sur urvive al e all cons

  • nstraints &

& study dy t them em Sev ever eral s studi udies es..

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←Planck

Rel elic den density con

  • nstraint sat

atisfied but but mos

  • st mod
  • dels lie

e far ar bel below it

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Bino annihilation through h/Z funnels Bino c no co-an anni nihilat ation

  • n

Wel ell-tem empered ed neut neutral alino no heav heavy wino 1 1 TeV eV H Higgs ggsino no H/A r reson

  • nant

ant a annihi hilat ations ns

L E P

N O T H I N G

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f-o now now

pMSSM SSM Scales up up & dow down w n with th Higgs ggsino con

  • nte

tent

60 50 45 5 40 30 70 70

Z

f-o

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Γ(Z →χχ) < < 2 Me 2 MeV

LEP EP Bo Bound

↓ pM pMSSM model

  • dels w

w/ rel relic densi density sat saturated

Clear early LSP masses es below

  • w

~30 30 GeV eV woul

  • uld be

be exclud uded ed IF we e sat aturate the he rel elic den density

  • r lie

ie below it

Inc ncreas asing g rel elic dens density

↑ !

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Com

  • mpl

plem ement entar arity: We

e need need many any ex exper periments t to

  • cov
  • ver

er t thi his lar arge par ge param ameter er s spac pace & & under understand nd any any di discov

  • veries →→ We

e can an find LS nd LSPs ev even i en if they hey don’ don’t mak ake e up up al all the D he DM ! !

  • 7/8

7/8 T TeV eV LH LHC MET ET & & non non-ME MET → 13/ 13/4 T TeV eV

  • DD w/ LUX/LZ + COUPP/PICO
  • ID w/ FERMI + CTA
  • ICE

CE3

3

  • Combinat

nations

  • ns
  • What

What do do thes hese dif different exper eriments ents say about ut the he LS LSP & the he pM pMSSM in in gene general ? What What par param ameter rang anges do

  • they

hey pr probe

  • be?
  • What

What happe happens when hen they hey ar are e com

  • mbined ?

→ We take these each in turn..

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  • The

The LH LHC (her here A ATLA TLAS) has has per performed ed num numer erous us S SUSY searche hes and w and we e can us an use t e the he pM pMSSM to c

  • com
  • mbine

ne them hem & iden dentify any any par parameter s spac pace hol e holes es & & sear earch c h cav avea eats

  • Ther

There e hav have been 2 e been 2 studi udies es @ 8 8 TeV TeV : : by by us & AT & ATLAS AS it itself…

  • Gen

enerate ~few ew 10 105 pts in n pM pMSSM space OK with h al all ot

  • the

her con

  • nstraints

Gener nerate e MC ‘event ents’ for eac ach pt pt & run un the hem thr hru SUSY & relat ated ed sear earche hes & see e which h sur urvive e or are kill lled CPU PU intensive ! ~1014

4 evts

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Our

ur A Anal nalyses

ATLA

TLAS A Anal nalyses es Cer ertai ainl nly A ATLA TLAS c can an per perform t thei heir

  • wn anal

n analyses es bette tter than w han we e can an but but t the he res esults are quit ite s sim imila ilar given t en the he sligh ghtly di differen ent assum umptions ns m made ade

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  • E.G., squar

quarks & & gl glui uinos nos c can an be be light ghter t than i han indi ndicated ed by by the s he simpl plified m d model

  • del anal

analyses

  • es. Thi

This i is one

  • ne of
  • f many

any suc uch h exampl ples es:

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23

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24

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25

8 TeV V ATLAS S SUSY USY sear arches hes impa pact ct on DM M most

  • stly at

at l low

  • wer

LSP masse asses

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SI DD is extremel ely power erful ul over er much of the par aram ameter er spac ace e (as as we’ e’ll see ee) but but SD has has a a bi bit les ess impac pact due e to smal aller er σ’s pred edicted ed

DM Direc rect D Det etec ection

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DM D Dire rect ct S Search rches: s: SI

Xen enon 2011 2011 Xen enon 2012 2012 LUX UX Xenon 1 non 1T LZ ν ‘F ‘Flo loor’

Many ny model dels with h ‘pur ure’ e’ state e χ ‘s ‘s pre redict low ra rates

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LZ SD

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Indir direc ect D Detec ection ion: FERMI & & CTA

  • Conv
  • nven

entiona nally, I IDM s sear earches es as assume t e tha hat WIMPs anni annihi hilate int nto onl

  • nly one
  • ne final

nal s state & quot quote a a cros

  • ss s

sec ection l n limit bas based on ed on the c e cor

  • rrespon
  • ndi

ding f g flux ux l limit

FERMI

  • How
  • wev

ever er in n the pM he pMSSM the he LSP p SP propertie ies & & SUSY m SUSY mass spec pectra ar are e mor

  • re c

e com

  • mplicated

so

  • tha

hat m mul ultipl ple f e final nal s states will cont

  • ntribute t

e to

  • the

he γ flu lux

  • Thus

Thus t the he flux ux l limit itself lf is t the he quant quantity of

  • f i

int nter erest & & mus ust be be cal alcul ulated ed f for

  • r eac

each model

  • del
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Wei eigh ghted d σ’s s cove cover an an enor enormous range range…

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  • The

The FE FERMI D Dwar arfs ar are e jus ust begi beginni nning ng t to

  • pr

probe t

  • be thi

his s set et of

  • f

model

  • dels
  • CTA

TA @ 5 5 yrs w will hav have ac e acces ess to a a reas easonab able f e fraction

  • n of
  • f

thes ese m model

  • dels

FERMI FERMI CTA ~18. 18.8%

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Example: Indirect Detection & Gamma Rays*

  • Fermi

mi (Dwarfs) sensitive to

  • bi

bino no-Higgsino adm admixtures and and a a few ew bi bino no- li like LSPs SPs that co-an anni nihi hilat ate

  • CTA

A (GC) sens ensitive e to heav avy winos nos and d Higgs ggsinos nos, many ny bino no-Higg ggsino no adm admixtures and and a a few ew bi bino nos.

  • Model

dels with res esonan

  • nant or co-an

anni nihi hilat ations

  • ns have

e very low pres esent nt-day day anni nihi hilat ation

  • n rat

ates & ar are mos

  • stly not

not ac accessible

Fermi CTA

* Extension of previous analysis w/ KIPAC- FERMI on Dwarfs

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IC ICE3

3 @ 5

@ 5-10y 10yrs

  • DM swept

ept up up by by the s he sun un can an col

  • llec

ect & & then hen pai pair-an anni nihi hilat ate i e in the s he sol

  • lar

ar cor

  • re t

thus hus pr produ

  • ducing

g hi high gh-E neut neutrinos from t the dec he decay ay

  • f
  • f t

the he cor

  • rrespo

pondi ding anni g annihi hilation pr produ

  • ducts
  • Agai

gain, n, s sinc nce t e the LS he LSP pr prope

  • perties & SUSY spec

pectra var ary w widel dely in n the pM he pMSSM t the pot he poten ential al f flux ux mus ust be be cal alcul ulated ed for

  • r eac

each h model

  • del separ

eparatel ely & & then c hen com

  • mpa

pared w d with t h the he ex expec pected ed limit

  • Model
  • dels not

not l leadi eading ng t to an

  • an equi

equilibr brium i in n capt apture/an annihi hilation n rate f e for

  • r D

DM in n the s he sun un (the ~ e ~ 47% 47% !) ar are e not not w wel ell-pr probe bed by d by IC ICE3 . It is is mostly ly mix ixed b bin ino-Higgs gsino LS

  • LSP com
  • mbi

bina nation

  • ns

that ar are v e visibl ble & & thes hese e hav have l e lar arge ge r rel elic dens densities.

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c/o R

  • Randy

andy C Cot

  • tta
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1601. 1601.006 0653

ICE CE3

3 probes

bes inter eres esti ting ng range e of DM mas asses but but is is som

  • mew

ewhat sens ensitive to t

  • the

he nat natur ure of

  • f t

the S he SM fina inal as as w well ell as as equi equilibrium bein being reac eached in in the he sun un

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~ ~ fe few % %

FERMI+CTA LZ CO COUP UPP 5 500

WMAP satur urated ed red=bino, no, b bl=wino gr = Higgs gsino no , , magent enta= a=highl ghly m mixed

→ → →

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37

Sear earch E ch Excl clusi sion E

  • n Efficien

enci cies: es: I ICE3 -axis is

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Sear earch E ch Excl clusi sion E

  • n Efficien

enci cies: es: Xenon/LZ-axi axis

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Sear earch E ch Excl clusi sion E

  • n Efficien

enci cies: es: CTA TA-axi axis

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40

Sear earch E ch Excl clusi sion E

  • n Efficien

enci cies: es: Ω-axi axis

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41

Pa Pair ir-Wise S e Sear earch C ch Compar

  • mparison

son

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42

Bino annihilation through h/Z funnels Bino c no co-an anni nihilat ation

  • n

Wel ell-tem empered ed neut neutral alino no heav eavy wino 1 1 TeV eV H Higgs ggsino no H/A anni nihi hilat ation

  • ns
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Result of 8 TeV LHC + (null) DM Searches

Wel ell-tem empered ed neut neutral alino no heav eavy wino 1 1 TeV eV H Higgs ggsino no H/A anni nihi hilat ation

  • ns

Bino c no co-an anni nihilat ation

  • n

Bino annihilation through h/Z funnels

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Of cou

  • urse the

he LH LHC is now now run unning at at highe her ener ergies es..cons

  • nstrai

aini ning ng scena enarios

  • s

com

  • ming in

n from

  • m the

he low

  • w-mass side.

de.. The he LH LHC itself will ne never get get to

  • >1.

1.6-2 2 TeV V LSPs SPs → 100 TeV ??

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Afte fter 300 fb fb-1

1 @ 14

14 TeV eV LH LHC

Onl nly co-an anni nihi hilat ating ng or lucky funnel nel binos

  • s rem

emai ain n at ful ull rel elic den density…

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DD = LZ both SI + SD ID = FERMI + CTA 11. 11.4% 4% 29. 29.2% 2% 7. 7.2% 2% 27. 27.5% 5% 24. 24.7% 7%

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Afte fter 300 fb fb-1

1 @ 14 T

14 TeV eV LH LHC

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Summa mary & ry & Outlook

  • Ther

Thermal al WIMP DM rem emains ns an an at attractive s e scena enario . .. but but there ar e are e now now many any c com

  • mpe

petitors

  • Ther

There ar e are e sev ever eral appr approac aches es t to

  • des

describe be D DM phy physics: EF EFTs, Sim Simpli lifie ied M Models ls & & UV UV-comple lete p pic ictures a all ll wit with pl plus uses es & & minus nuses.

  • The

The pM pMSSM pr prov

  • vide

des a a flex exibl ble pl e plat atform f for

  • r com
  • mplemen

entarity studi dies es

  • Mul

ultiple ex e exper perimen ents can an be be com

  • mbi

bine ned t d to

  • pr

probe

  • be ev

even en sub ub-Planck d ck density W y WIMPs.

  • s. Muc

uch of h of the par he param ameter s spac pace will be c be cov

  • ver

ered d by by pl planned anned ex exper periments.

  • Hopef
  • peful

ully w we e will di discov

  • ver D

DM s soon !

  • on !
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BACKUPS KUPS

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Why hy Empl ploy

  • y the

he pM pMSSM to

  • Study

udy SUS USY ?

  • The

The pM pMSSM al allow

  • ws f

for

  • r a

a systematic & & com

  • mpreh

ehen ensive survey ey of

  • f the c

he cons

  • nstrai

aints on

  • n SUSY
  • The pM

The pMSSM i is a a val aluabl uable tool

  • ol f

for

  • r al

all kinds nds of

  • f ex

exper periments: collid lider, DM DM & f & fla lavor

  • The pM

The pMSSM c can gener an generate ‘ ‘coun

  • unter ex

exam amples es’ t to t

  • the

he us usual ual sea earches es t tha hat ar are us e usef eful ul f for

  • r f

fut uture s e stud udies

  • The

The pM pMSSM teac eaches es us us about about c com

  • mplemen

entar arity & & the he man any differ erent ent ways t to a acces ess S SUSY

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High M Mass W s WIMPS/ PS/Neut eutral ralinos

  • s
  • The

The ther hermal al W WIMP v val alue of ue of <σv> + unitarity constraints (s (s-wav ave!) pl plac aces es an an upper upper l limit on

  • n the D

he DM mas ass of

  • f ~120 TeV

120 TeV

  • Neut

eutralinos

  • s do

do not not i int nter eract ‘stron

  • ngl

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uch of

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he LH LHC sen ensitivity to

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he LS LSP rel elies on

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ascade dec decays from squarks and and gl glui

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all the he col

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ates ar are hea heavy & we e nee need to

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es are e ver ery smal all & we need ed a ~100 00 TeV mac achi hine ne to cover this pos

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enci cies: es: LH LHC-axi axis

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~2% 2%

→ FERMI+CTA → CO COUP UPP → LZ

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Be Befo fore & & Afte After R Relic lic D Density D Dis istrib ibutions

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Bef efor

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& After LS LSP Proper

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y Dist stribut bution

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s II

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Be Befo fore & & Afte After L LSP SP Pr Property D Dis istrib ibutions III III

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ned Sear earch E ch Effici cien ency cy

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exclud uded

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ion in S SI Cros

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64

χ1

0 LSP

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LH LHC DD ID ID

Compl plem ementar entarity ty

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SUSY SUSY

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pM pMSS SSM mode

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go qui quite dee deep in n ter terms of SI

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sec ections

! !

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The he Hierar erarchy P Probl roblem

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pure e states es as as wel ell as as in bl n blind di nd direc ections ns

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ere e 5 → 2 parameters : the D he DM mas ass & & the s he scal ale, Λ. What hat coul

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d be simpl pler?

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FTs allo llow t w the ‘SM ‘SM’ ’ (as w wel ell as as t the i he int nteg egrated ed out

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the S e SM anni annihi hilation

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produc

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d the he mov

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e to

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plified ed Model

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at the LH he LHC t to

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Using ng a simplified model (e.g., the Z’ above) we can n trans nslat ate e LHC sear arches hes for BO BOTH DM & & the he med ediators (lef eft) ont

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he DD DD pl plan ane for

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both SI SI & & SD SD inter eractions

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below

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en we can n compar are e with ID res esul ults from, e.g., FER ERMI. But ut doe does the he simplified model del real ally capt ptur ure all the he UV mod

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physics? UV theo heories ar are rat ather comp mplex with lot

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parts!

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Kill t the he Messenger Messenger

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Com

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plem ement entarity I y I

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DM has has non non-gr gravitational al i int nterac actions ns w with h the S he SM it may ay be be pos possibl ble to s

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earch f for

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in n mul ultiple w way ays Not

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all DM scena enarios

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allow

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com

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entar arity (e.g .g., ., ax axions

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but but ot

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hers do do (e.g .g., ., WIMP IMPs)

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plemen entar arity requi equires es a a theo heoretical al f framework t to

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elat ate var arious s sear earche hes : :

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diat ator

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The he Gener eneral I Idea dea

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Pluse uses and M and Minus nuses

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FT’s ar are e ‘model

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depe pend nden ent’ & & hav have onl e only 2 2 par param ameter ers. Man any pos possibi bilities es & & no no reas eason

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to

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pref efer any any par particular one.

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Li Limited appl d applicabi bility es espec pecially at at lar arge m ge mom

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trans nsfers bu but t they hey A ARE int nter eresting ng & & us usef eful.

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UV-complete model

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are ‘ e ‘real eal wor

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d’ s scena enarios but but hav have l e lot

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ngred edients & & par parameters m mak aking ng det detai ailed ex d exam amina nation n di difficul

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ever er, t they hey ar are al e alway ays w widel dely appl applicable.

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plified m d model

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are e bet better behav behaved ed, hav have a e a few ew par parameters & ar are w e widel dely appl applicabl ble e but but can hav an have gauge i e gauge inv nvar arianc nce & uni unitarity i issues ues. The They f freq eque uently don’ don’t c capt apture al all of

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the he phy physics of

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he real eal UV-theo heory. Bal alanc nced? d?

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We c e can an al also mak make an an educat ucated ed guess ess at the LHC pMS pMSSM c cov

  • verage f

for

  • r bot

both 0. 0.3 3 & & 3 3 ab ab-1 …

300 pb 300 pb-1 3 3 ab-1

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Example: LZ & the Z/h funnel w/ SI+SD DD

LZ reaches on SI and SD cross- sections for LSP masses below ~80 GeV can be combined to exclude/discover all models (except 1 stau coannihilator) Need annihilation through the Z/h

  • funnels. The hχχ

couplings give SI cross-section, while the Zχχ couplings give SD interactions. mLSP < 80 GeV

Uncons nstrai ained ed Regi gion

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.

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ICE CE3

3 Proj

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Alter ernative S Sear earch P h Planes anes