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Feebly coupled Dark Matter and long-lived particles at the LHC Alberto Mariotti HEP@ Based on: JHEP 1809 037 with Lorenzo Calibbi, Laura Lopez Honorez, Steven Lowette arXiv:1904.07513 with Sam Junius and Laura Lopez Honorez DESY Theory


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Feebly coupled Dark Matter and long-lived particles at the LHC

Alberto Mariotti

DESY Theory Seminar

HEP@

6 May 2019 Based on: JHEP 1809 037 with Lorenzo Calibbi, Laura Lopez Honorez, Steven Lowette arXiv:1904.07513 with Sam Junius and Laura Lopez Honorez

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Beyond Standard Model Physics

? Where do we go ?

Many fundamental questions still open …

H i e r a r c h y p r

  • b

l e m ? Force Unification ? Dark matter nature? B a r y

  • g

e n e s i s ? I n fl a t i

  • n

? Flavour hierarchies ?

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Beyond Standard Model Physics

? Where do we go ?

Many fundamental questions still open …

H i e r a r c h y p r

  • b

l e m ? Force Unification ? Dark matter nature? B a r y

  • g

e n e s i s ? I n fl a t i

  • n

? Flavour hierarchies ?

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Particle Dark Matter

Simplified models of Dark Matter Dark Sector Portal

Typically inspired by the WIMP miracle Assume Dark Matter is a new elementary particle

Useful framework for pheno studies

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WIMP miracle

Dark Matter abundance through freeze-out (FO) mechanism

✦Dark Matter annihilates into Standard Model Particles ✦Dark Matter abundance freeze-out during cooling of universe

  • !"!

!"# $"! $"# %"! %"# !$& !$' !$% !$! !( !& !'

10-4 10-6 10-8 10-10 10-12 10-14 10-16 1 10 100

[Bernal et al. 2017]

m/T

Y (= comoving number density)

Yeq

!!! Correct abundance for weakly interacting massive particle !!!

Ωh2 ⇠ 0.12 ⇥ mDM 100GeV ⇥ 0.2pb hσvi

Typical weak coupling cross section Independent on initial conditions

DM DM SM SM

Portal interaction

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Probing DM at experiments

WIMP-like DM is prototype of DM simplified models

IceCube

Three-fold way

1 2 3

Fermi Satellite

Large Hadron Collider

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WIMP under pressure

Limits on WIMP DM are improving continuosly

Strong limits from XENON1T

Very sensitive in 5-1000 GeV DM mass range Mediator Dark Matter

MonoJet signature

arXiv:1712.02345

LHC results

Mediator search

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Dark Matter ZOO

But possibility for Dark Matter are much vaster

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Feeble coupled DM

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✦Evade Direct and Indirect Detection ✦Can be tested @ LHC with exotic signatures (long lived particles (LLP), displaced vertices ...) ✦Explore the unexplored!

Q: Why? In this talk:

Pragmatic Approach: Simplified models to draw lessons about interplay of DM production mechanism and experimental signatures Freeze-In DM and displaced signatures @ LHC Co-annihilation Freeze-Out and LLP @ LHC

A window into the cosmological history?

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LongLived Signatures @ LHC

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24 April 2017 eather Russell, McGill University

displaced leptons, lepton-jets, or lepton pairs displaced multitrack vertices multitrack vertices in the muon spectrometer quasi-stable charged particles trackless, low-EMF jets emerging jets non-pointing (converted) photons disappearing or kinked tracks

[Figure from Heather Russell]

S M d e c a y s a r e t y p i c a l l y p r

  • m

p t N e w P h y s i c s s i g n a t u r e s w i t h l

  • w

b a c k g r

  • u

n d

Challenging but powerful

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LLP WG report: arXiv:1903.04497

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✴FIMP ✴SuperWIMP ✴Asymmetric DM ✴Pseudo-Dirac DM ✴Conversion driven FO (co-annihilation)

Dark Matter and Long-lived signatures

Feng, Rajaraman, Takayama '03 Chang, Luty '09

What are DM models with long-lived signatures? Some explored cases ....

Davoli, De Simone, Jacques, Sanz '17 Garny, Heisig, Lülf, Vogl '17 Hall, Jedamzik, March-Russell, West '09 Co, D'Eramo, Hall, Pappadopulo '15

............................

Hall, March-Russell , West '10 Schwaller, Stolarski, Weiler '15 Hessler, Ibarra, Molinaro, Vogl '16 Buchmueller, De Roeck, McCullough, Hahn, Sung, Schwaller, Yu '17 Stolarski '17 D'Agnolo, Mondino, Ruderman, Wang '18, Ghosh, Mondal, Mukhopadhyaya '18 Davoli, De Simone, Jacques, Morandini '18 D’Eramo, Fernandez, Profumo '18 Garny, Heisig, Hufnagel, Lülf '18 Garny, Heisig '18 Aboubrahim, Nath '19

Typically non thermal production

Kaplan, Luty, Zurek '09 Schwaller, Stolarski, Weiler '15

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Feeble coupled DM

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In this talk:

Freeze-In DM and displaced signatures @ LHC Co-annihilation Freeze-Out and LLP @ LHC

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Freeze In Dark Matter

✦Dark matter not in thermal equilibrium with SM bath ✦Produced via decay or scattering of particles in thermal equilibrium

Hall, Jedamzik, March-Russell, West '09 Blennow, Fernandez-Martinez, Zaldivar '13 Bernal, Heikinheimo, Tenkanen, Tuominen, Vaskonen '17

Standard Model bath Dark Matter

A

B

χ

Freeze-in through decay

A

χ

B

Bélanger, Cai, Desai, Goudelis, Harz, Lessa, J.No, Pukhov, Sekmen, Sengupta, Zaldivar, Zurita '18 Co, D'Eramo, Hall, Pappadopulo '15

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Freeze-in through decay

Γ

  • 1.0
  • 0.5

0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0

  • 16
  • 14
  • 12
  • 10
  • 8
  • 6
  • 4

log10x log10Y

DM abundance

★Mother (mediator) A in thermal equilibrium ★Mediator A decays to Dark Matter and produce it

Particles in thermal equilibrium Dark Matter

Width (lifetime) of the mediator A determines the DM abundance

1706.07442

Γ[A → Bχ] ∼ y2

A B χ y

y ⌧ 1

Tiny coupling Alberto Mariotti (VUB) FIMP DM and LLP @ LHC 06-05-2019

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FIMP phenomenology

✦What is typical value of portal coupling? ✦Can we probe FIMP DM experimentally?

FIMP Dark Matter abundance

A B χ y

ΓA ∼ y2 8π mA

★Suppressed signal in direct detection ★Suppressed signal in indirect detection

Can LHC probe FIMP?

Very small coupling !!!

Ωh2 ∼ 0.12 ✓ ΓA 4 × 10−15 GeV ◆ ✓600 GeV mA ◆2 ⇣ mDM 10 keV ⌘

y ∼ 10−8

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FIMP phenomenology

✦Can we probe FIMP DM at LHC? YES ! ✦Mediator has sizeable coupling with SM particles ✦Can be copiously produced at the LHC

cτA = 10−15 GeV ΓA ⇥ 19 cm . equivalently mediators, , with

To be in thermal equilibrium

Typical mediator decay length is macroscopic: EXOTIC SIGNALS @ LHC !!!

P P

Long-lived

y y

B

DM

B

DM

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FIMP (decay) phenomenology

Ωh2 ∼ 0.12 ✓5 cm cτA ◆ ✓600 GeV mA ◆2 ⇣ mχ 10 keV ⌘

Mediator accessible at the LHC Macroscopic decay visible at LHC Very light Dark Matter

10-6 10-5 10-4 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 0.01 0.1 1 10 100 1000 mc@GeVD ct @meterD

Ω h

2

= . 1 2

Typical size for detector Standard Cosmology history Light Dark Matter regime

mA = 600 GeV

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FIMP (decay) phenomenology

Ωh2 ∼ 0.12 ✓5 cm cτA ◆ ✓600 GeV mA ◆2 ⇣ mχ 10 keV ⌘

Mediator accessible at the LHC Macroscopic decay visible at LHC Very light Dark Matter

10-6 10-5 10-4 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 0.01 0.1 1 10 100 1000 mc@GeVD ct @meterD

Ω h

2

= . 1 2

Typical size for detector Standard Cosmology history Light Dark Matter regime

Displaced dark matter at LHC WDM signatures

mA = 600 GeV

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?

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Singlet Doublet Freeze In

( u)2, 1

2 =

✓ +

u

◆ , ( d)2, − 1

2 =

✓ 0

d

− ◆ , ( s)1, 0

✦Minimal model with few extra fermionic states ✦Lagrangian coupling with the Higgs

− L ⊃ µ d · u + yd d · H s + yu H† u s + 1 2ms s s + h.c.

Mahbubani, Senatore '05 Calibbi, Lopez-Honorez, Lowette, AM

yu ≡ y sin ✓, yd ≡ y cos ✓.

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  • s

e d

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Singlet Doublet Freeze In

( u)2, 1

2 =

✓ +

u

◆ , ( d)2, − 1

2 =

✓ 0

d

− ◆ , ( s)1, 0

✦Minimal model with few extra fermionic states ✦Lagrangian coupling with the Higgs

− L ⊃ µ d · u + yd d · H s + yu H† u s + 1 2ms s s + h.c.

Simple spectrum and decay modes

Similar to Higgsino-Bino with tiny mixing

Long-lived states

Radiative corrections

Mahbubani, Senatore '05 Calibbi, Lopez-Honorez, Lowette, AM

Dark matter

yu ≡ y sin ✓, yd ≡ y cos ✓.

✦Regime for Freeze-in:

y ⌧ 1, |ms| ⌧ |µ|

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  • s

e d

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Singlet Doublet Freeze In

( u)2, 1

2 =

✓ +

u

◆ , ( d)2, − 1

2 =

✓ 0

d

− ◆ , ( s)1, 0

✦Minimal model with few extra fermionic states ✦Lagrangian coupling with the Higgs

− L ⊃ µ d · u + yd d · H s + yu H† u s + 1 2ms s s + h.c.

Simple spectrum and decay modes

Similar to Higgsino-Bino with tiny mixing

Long-lived states

Displaced Z/h plus MET

Radiative corrections

Mahbubani, Senatore '05 Calibbi, Lopez-Honorez, Lowette, AM

Disappearing tracks

Dark matter

yu ≡ y sin ✓, yd ≡ y cos ✓.

✦Regime for Freeze-in:

y ⌧ 1, |ms| ⌧ |µ|

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  • s

e d

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Freeze-in

Where is region of parameter space suitable for freeze-in ?

Yχ1 = 270MPl (1.66)8π3g3/2

X

B=Z,h

Γ[χ3 ! Bχ1] m2

χ3

+ X

B=Z,h

Γ[χ2 ! Bχ1] m2

χ2

+ gψ Γ[ψ+ ! W +χ1] m2

ψ

! (1 Dark matter abundance Decay width of heavy doublet components into dark matter

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Freeze-in

Where is region of parameter space suitable for freeze-in ?

Yχ1 = 270MPl (1.66)8π3g3/2

X

B=Z,h

Γ[χ3 ! Bχ1] m2

χ3

+ X

B=Z,h

Γ[χ2 ! Bχ1] m2

χ2

+ gψ Γ[ψ+ ! W +χ1] m2

ψ

! (1 Dark matter abundance Decay width of heavy doublet components into dark matter

Typical coupling size for displacement Doublet mass scale accessible at the LHC

Calibbi, Lopez-Honorez, Lowette, AM

Very light DM mass, cosmological constraints

One can impose the correct relic abundance and reduce the parameter space

Ωχ1h2 ' 0.11 ⇣ y 10−8 ⌘2 ⇣ mχ1 10 keV ⌘ ✓700 GeV µ ◆

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Freeze-in

Calibbi, Lopez-Honorez, Lowette, AM

Fix Dark Matter abundance to correct value

Ωχ1h2 ' 0.11 ⇣ y 10−8 ⌘2 ⇣ mχ1 10 keV ⌘ ✓700 GeV µ ◆

10−8 . y . 10−10

Typical coupling size compatible with DM abundance

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  • n this plane !
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Freeze-in

Calibbi, Lopez-Honorez, Lowette, AM

Fix Dark Matter abundance to correct value

Ωχ1h2 ' 0.11 ⇣ y 10−8 ⌘2 ⇣ mχ1 10 keV ⌘ ✓700 GeV µ ◆

Charged fermion decay

Disappearing track limit ~ 150 GeV

Decays mainly to pions and

  • n relevant parameter space

Typical decay length is ~cm

Γ[ ± ! ⇡±2,3] = χ2,3

ATL-PHYS-PUB-2017-019 
 ... for pure Higgsino see e.g. Mahbubani, Schwaller, Zurita '17 Fukuda, Nagata, Otono, Shirai '17

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Freeze-in

Calibbi, Lopez-Honorez, Lowette, AM

Fix Dark Matter abundance to correct value

Ωχ1h2 ' 0.11 ⇣ y 10−8 ⌘2 ⇣ mχ1 10 keV ⌘ ✓700 GeV µ ◆

Neutral fermions decay

Decays to Z and h almost democratically Decay length ranges from 0.01 to 1000 meter

χ2,3 → h/Z + χ1

... for Higgsino-gravitino see Meade, Reece, Shih '10 Liu, Tweedie, '15

Displaced Z/h plus MET

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Collider signatures

Production modes at the LHC

pp ! χ2χ3 + X, pp ! ψ+ψ− + X, pp ! χ2,3ψ± + X.

Doublets production modes p p χ2 χ3 h/Z h/Z χ1 j j j j χ1

Displacement in region of parameter space with correct relic abundance (from 1cm to 1Km)

Fixed Dark matter abundance Calibbi, Lopez-Honorez, Lowette, AM

Displaced Z/h+MET is main signature of the model !

Long-lived particles

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Recasting ATLAS DV+MET

Simplified models with fixed BR into h(+MET) or Z(+MET)

High mass reach

ATLAS arXiv: 1710.04901 CERN-EP-2017-202

Calibbi, Lopez-Honorez, Lowette, AM

8TeV limits

Z.Liu, B.Tweedie, '15 CMS PAS EXO-12-038

Search for Displaced Vertices + MET

We reinterpreted it for

  • ur final state

p p χ2 χ3 h/Z h/Z χ1 j j j j χ1

Long-lived particles

Decay distance Long lived particle mass

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Combining LHC and Cosmo

Viable region on parameter space and pheno probes

Fixed Dark matter abundance

Dark Matter Mass Doublet mediator mass

"Warm" Dark Matter constraints (Lyman alpha) ATLAS DV+MET LHC can be competitive in large displacement region!

Disappearing Track searches

Calibbi, Lopez-Honorez, Lowette, AM

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  • J. Heeck and D. Teresi '17
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Conversion Driven FO

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Figure from M.Tytgat

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Co-annihilation

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Interesting phenomena in the co-annihilation regime

✦Dark matter abundance mainly set by annihilation into SM of DM partner

Efficient Conversion

Compressed spectrum

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Mediator Dark Matter

χ

y gSM

Standard Model

y?

F I ⌧ y ⌧ gSM

Typical Freeze-In value

Large range of couplings

A B

Conversion

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Conversion Driven FO

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∆m mB ⌧ 1 Compressed spectrum

What happens when conversion is not fully efficient?

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Conversion Driven FO

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Compressed spectrum

What happens when conversion is not fully efficient?

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Mediator Dark Matter

χ

y

Typical Freeze-In value

✦Very small couplings, closer to FI regime

y?

F I < y ⌧ gSM

gSM

Standard Model

A B

See e.g. Garny, Heisig, Lülf, Vogl '17 D'Agnolo, Pappadopulo, Ruderman '17

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Conversion Driven FO

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Compressed spectrum

What happens when conversion is not fully efficient?

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Mediator Dark Matter

χ

y

Typical Freeze-In value

✦Very small couplings, closer to FI regime

y?

F I < y ⌧ gSM

gSM

Standard Model

A B

Very small couplings

1 Γ[B → χA] ∼ cm to meters

D i s p l a c e d s i g n a t u r e s @ L H C

Conversion

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Leptophilic case study

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Consider leptophilic DM as simplified model for conversion driven FO

✦SM + Majorana Dark Matter + Charged Mediator (Z2 symmetry on dark sector)

−L ⊃ mχ 2 ¯ + mφ† + χ¯ `R + HH†H† + h.c.

Dark Matter Charged mediator SM lepton SM Higgs

Similar to slepton-bino with arbitrary couplings

DM interaction

λχ

Coupling determining DM production mechanism

φ χ

`R

(= eR, µR, τR)

φ χ

`R

Mass spectrum

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Junius, Lopez-Honorez, AM for FO see e.g. Garny, Ibarra, Vogl '15 and many others ...

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Leptophilic case study

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Consider leptophilic DM as simplified model for conversion driven FO

✦SM + Majorana Dark Matter + Charged Mediator (Z2 symmetry on dark sector)

−L ⊃ mχ 2 ¯ + mφ† + χ¯ `R + HH†H† + h.c.

Dark Matter Charged mediator SM lepton SM Higgs

Similar to slepton-bino with arbitrary couplings

DM interaction

λχ

Coupling determining DM production mechanism

φ χ

`R

(= eR, µR, τR)

φ χ

`R

Mass spectrum We consider feeble coupling and compressed mass spectrum

λχ

∆m ⌧ mχ

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Junius, Lopez-Honorez, AM

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LHC signatures

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Mediator pair production and decay

P P φ+ φ− χ χ

`+

R

`−

R

λχ λχ

But first: solve for Dark Matter + Mediator abundance evolution !!!

★Heavy stable charged particles ★Disappearing tracks ★Displaced (soft) leptons + missing energy ★Prompt (soft) leptons + missing energy

... Depending on mediator lifetime ...

DY production

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Boltzmann Eqns.

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gamma's are interaction rates

DM abundance Mediator abundance

co-annihilation co-annihilation

Conversion processes

dYχ dx = 2 Hxs  γχχ ✓ Y 2

χ

Y 2

χ,eq

1 ◆ + γχφ ✓ YχYφ Yχ,eqYφ,eq 1 ◆ + γχ→φ ✓ Yχ Yχ,eq Yφ Yφ,eq ◆ + γχχ→φφ† Y 2

χ

Y 2

χ,eq

Y 2

φ

Y 2

φ,eq

!# ,

dYφ dx = 2 Hxs " γφφ† Y 2

φ

Y 2

φ,eq

1 ! + γχφ ✓ YχYφ Yχ,eqYφ,eq 1 ◆ γχ→φ ✓ Yχ Yχ,eq Yφ Yφ,eq ◆ γχχ→φφ† Y 2

χ

Y 2

χ,eq

Y 2

φ

Y 2

φ,eq

!# ,

Conversion processes

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Dark matter abundance

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10-11 10-9 10-7 10-5 0.001 0.100 0.1 100 105 λχ Ωh2 m=150GeV, Δm=2GeV, λH=0.1

What are the different regimes for the DM production mechanisms?

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Regimes: Freeze-In

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✦Tiny couplings + Mass Compression ✦Decay and scattering contribute 10-11 10-9 10-7 10-5 0.001 0.100 0.1 100 105 λχ Ωh2 m=150GeV, Δm=2GeV, λH=0.1

Freeze-in

Yχ Yϕ Ωh2=0.12

0.01 0.10 1 10 100 1000 10-14 10-11 10-8 10-5 10-2 x=mχ/T Y mχ=150GeV, Δm=2GeV, λχ=8*10-12, λH=0.1

✦Macroscopically long lived mediator

DM production LHC phenomenology

✦Stable charged particle searches

Γφ ∼ 1 250km ✓ λχ 10−9 ◆2 ✓ ∆m 1GeV ◆2 ✓100GeV mχ ◆

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Regimes: Co-annihilation

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✦Freeze-out of partner (mediator annihilation) ✦Conversion processes always efficient 10-11 10-9 10-7 10-5 0.001 0.100 0.1 100 105 λχ Ωh2 m=150GeV, Δm=2GeV, λH=0.1

Co-annihilation

✦Promptly decaying mediator

DM production LHC phenomenology

✦Very soft leptons + missing energy

Yχ Yϕ Ωh2=0.12

0.01 0.10 1 10 100 1000 10-14 10-11 10-8 10-5 10-2 x=mχ/T Y mχ=150GeV, Δm=2GeV, λχ=10-4, λH=0.1

Γφ ∼ 1 25µm ✓ λχ 10−4 ◆2 ✓ ∆m 1GeV ◆2 ✓100GeV mχ ◆

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Regimes: Conversion driven

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✦Small but not tiny couplings ✦Conversion processes barely efficient ✦Abundance larger than in "standard" co-annihilation case 10-11 10-9 10-7 10-5 0.001 0.100 0.1 100 105 λχ Ωh2 m=150GeV, Δm=2GeV, λH=0.1

Conversion driven Freeze-Out

✦Mediator decays inside the detector

DM production LHC phenomenology

✦Displaced leptons or disappearing tracks

Yχ Yϕ Ωh2=0.12

0.01 0.10 1 10 100 1000 10-14 10-11 10-8 10-5 10-2 x=mχ/T Y mχ=150GeV, Δm=2GeV, λχ=8*10-7, λH=0.1

Γφ ∼ 1 25cm ✓ λχ 10−6 ◆2 ✓ ∆m 1GeV ◆2 ✓100GeV mχ ◆

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Viable Parameter Space

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Ωh2=0.12

100 150 200 250 300 350 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 mΧ [GeV] Δm [GeV]

What is the parameter space for conversion driven Freeze-Out ?

Coupling in units of 10^(-7)

(b) λH = 0.1

Standard Freeze-Out

Region with Conversion Driven FO

Co-annihilation Freeze-Out ✦Solve for coupling leading to correct relic abundance 43

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Viable Parameter Space

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Ωh2=0.12

100 150 200 250 300 350 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 mΧ [GeV] Δm [GeV]

What is the parameter space for conversion driven Freeze-Out ?

Coupling in units of 10^(-7)

(b) λH = 0.1

Standard Freeze-Out

Region with Conversion Driven FO

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LEP bound

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∆m

Co-annihilation Freeze-Out

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Displace lepton search (8 and 13TeV) no sensitivity

CMS PAS EXO-16-022

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Δm=3GeV Δm=0.5GeV Δ m = 1 . 5 G e V Mediator FO Conversion FO Ωh2=0.12 DT ATLAS DT CMS HSCP

100 150 200 250 300 350 0.1 1 10 100 1000 mϕ (GeV) cτϕ (cm) λH=0.1

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✦Weak constraints from LHC ✦Large regions unconstrained ✦No signal expected in direct/indirect detection Heavy Stable Charged Particles D i s a p p e a r i n g t r a c k s ( 1 3 T e V ) Contours of to get correct DM abundance

∆m

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Displace lepton search (8 and 13TeV) no sensitivity

CMS PAS EXO-16-022

ATLAS JHEP 06 (2018) 022 CMS Eur. Phys. J. C75 (2015) 325 
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Focus here on Muon case for concreteness D i s a p p e a r i n g t r a c k s ( 1 3 T e V )

CMS JHEP 1808 (2018) 016

Still much to explore!

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Conclusions

★LHC negative results challenge BSM proposals ★Explore alternative DM scenarios! ★FIMP links DM to long-lived/displaced signatures @ LHC ★Interplay with cosmology

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★LHC can probe Freeze In ! ★Rich pheno in simplified models

Δ Δ Δ Ω

ϕ

τϕ λ

Δm=3GeV Δm=0.5GeV Δm=1.5GeV Mediator FO Conversion FO Ωh2=0.12 DT HSCP

100 150 200 250 300 350 0.1 1 10 100 1000 mϕ (GeV) cτϕ (cm) λH=

Δ Δ Δ Δ Ω

ϕ

τϕ λ

Leptophilic conversion driven FO Singlet-Doublet DM Freeze-In ...Take home messages ...

47 LHC DM production

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Outlook

★Several directions to explore in FIMP phenomenology ★Other FIMP-like models: non-reno operators ... ★Reheating temperature dependence, inflation ... ★Extend collider reach to uncovered lifetime ★Extend collider reach to soft objects as much as possible ★Optimistic: once signal is detected, can we declare is DM?

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Backup Slides

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Recasting ATLAS DV+MET

Simplified models with fixed BR into h(+MET) or Z(+MET)

✦Apply the efficiency grids

DV+MET search has strong reach on EW states in SD-FI

✦Follow object selection of

auxiliary materials

✦Validate recasting with model

in ATLAS paper as advocated in Les Houches 2017

Etruth

T

, d0, nDV

tracks, mDV , Rdecay, zdecay

ATLAS arXiv: 1710.04901 CERN-EP-2017-202

  • G. Cottin, N. Desai, J. Heisig, A. Lessa

Calibbi, Lopez-Honorez, Lowette, AM

8TeV limits

Z.Liu, B.Tweedie, '15 CMS PAS EXO-12-038

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Recasting ATLAS DV+MET

✦Missing energy requirement

Simplified models with fixed BR into h(+MET) or Z(+MET)

pp collisions [1710.04901].

ET > 200 GeV

d0 > 2 mm

4 mm < Rdecay < 300 mm

|zdecay| < 300 mm

ntracks ≥ 5

mDV ≥ 10 GeV

✦Select displaced charged tracks ✦Define displaced vertex (DV) if: ✦Require at least one DV ✦Apply efficiencies provided by ATLAS collaboration ✦Validate your analysis with ATLAS model (gluino Split SUSY)

Steps of the analysis DV+MET search has strong reach on EW states in SD-FI

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Impact on Singlet Doublet DM

Translate model independent bound on Singlet Doublet DM model

Yukawa coupling Doublet mass

Excluded region

Correct relic density for 12KeV mass DM

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Impact on Singlet Doublet DM

Translate model independent bound on Singlet Doublet DM model

Yukawa coupling Doublet mass

Excluded region

Correct relic density for 12KeV mass DM Lyman-alpha bound for light DM DM mass Doublet mass

Calibbi, Lopez-Honorez, Lowette, AM

Cosmological constraint!

  • J. Heeck and D. Teresi '17

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Impact on Singlet Doublet DM

Translate model independent bound on Singlet Doublet DM model

Yukawa coupling Doublet mass

Excluded region

Correct relic density for 12KeV mass DM Lyman-alpha bound for light DM DM mass Doublet mass

Calibbi, Lopez-Honorez, Lowette, AM

Cosmological constraint!

  • J. Heeck and D. Teresi '17

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Co-annihilation

Standard Co-annihilation: to understand shape

4 5 7 10 13 16 19

Ωh2=0.12

100 150 200 250 300 350 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 mΧ [GeV] Δm [GeV]

hσvieff ⇠ hσviφφ†e−2xf ∆m

✦Assuming that:

hσviφφ† ⇠ 1 m2

φ

⇠ 1 m2

χ

The shape follows

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Boltzmann equations

dYχ dx = s Hx h hσχχvi

  • Y 2

χ Y 2 χ,eq

  • + 2hσχe

lvi

⇣ YχYe

l Yχ,eqYe l,eq

⌘ + 2Γχ→e

l

s Yχ Ye

l

Yχ,eq Ye

l,eq

! 2Γe

l

s ✓ Ye

l Yχ

Ye

l,eq

Yχ,eq ◆ + hσχχ→e

le l†vi

Y 2

χ Y 2 e l

Y 2

χ,eq

Y 2

e l,eq

!# ,

  • dYe

l

dx = s Hx h hσe

le l†vi

⇣ Y 2

e l Y 2 e l,eq

⌘ + 2hσχe

lvi

⇣ YχYe

l Yχ,eqYe l,eq

  • 2Γχ→e

l

s Yχ Ye

l

Yχ,eq Ye

l,eq

! + 2Γe

l

s ✓ Ye

l Yχ

Ye

l,eq

Yχ,eq ◆ hσχχ→e

le l†vi

Y 2

χ Y 2 e l

Y 2

χ,eq

Y 2

e l,eq

!# ,

  • hσχχvi =

X

i,j

hσχχ→ijvi,

  • hσχe

lvi =

X

i,j

hσχe

l→ijvi,

  • hσe

le lvi =

X

i,j

hσe

le l→ijvi,

  • Γχ→e

l =

X

i,j

hσχi→e

ljvini,eq,

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gamma definitions

γij→kl = Z Z dφidφjf eq

i f eq j

Z Z dφkdφl(2π)4δ4(pi + pj pk pl)|Mij→kl|2 = neq

i neq j hσij→klviji

Z Z Z

h

i γij→k = Z Z dφidφj Z dφkf eq

k (2π)4δ4(pi + pj pk)|Mk→ij|2 = neq k Γk→ij

K1(x) K2(x) (6

  • s. 3b and
  • 3d. The plott

be Γij→k(l) = γij→k(l)/neq

χ , e

γ /neq. In addition le

are taken to be

ij→k(l)

Γφφ†→SM SM = γφφ†/neq

φ . I

driven freeze-out, the DM

χχ ! l¯ l : Γ = hσχχ→l¯

lvineq χ neq χ

neq

χ

,

  • χe

l ! SMSM : Γ = Σi,jhσχe

l→ijvineq χ neq e l

neq

e l

,

  • e

le l† ! SMSM : Γ = Σi,jhσe

le l†→ijvineq e l neq e l

neq

e l

,

  • χSM ! e

lSM : Γ = Σi,jhσχi→e

ljvineq χ neq i

neq

χ

,

  • e

l ! χl : Γ = Γe

l→χb

K1

  • me

l/T

  • K2
  • me

l/T

neq

e l

neq

χ ,

  • χχ ! e

le l† : Γ = hσχχ→e

le l†vineq χ neq χ

neq

χ

.

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Rate Plots

0.01 0.10 1 10 100 1000 10-24 10-14 10-4 106 x=mχ/T Γ/H mχ=150GeV, Δm=2GeV, λχ=8*10-7, λH=0.1

ϕϕ†→SM SM χχ→ll χϕ→SM SM χl→ϕ χSM→ϕSM χχ→ϕϕ†

(a)

Yχ Yϕ Ωh2=0.12

0.01 0.10 1 10 100 1000 10-14 10-11 10-8 10-5 10-2 x=mχ/T Y mχ=150GeV, Δm=2GeV, λχ=8*10-7, λH=0.1

(b)

0.01 0.10 1 10 100 1000 10-24 10-14 10-4 106 x=mχ/T Γ/H mχ=150GeV, Δm=2GeV, λχ=8*10-12, λH=0.1

ϕϕ†→SM SM χχ→ll χϕ→SM SM χl→ϕ χSM→ϕSM χχ→ϕϕ†

(c)

Yχ Yϕ Ωh2=0.12

0.01 0.10 1 10 100 1000 10-14 10-11 10-8 10-5 10-2 x=mχ/T Y mχ=150GeV, Δm=2GeV, λχ=8*10-12, λH=0.1

(d)

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Varying Lambda_H

3 5 10 15 20 25 30

Ωh2=0.12

200 400 600 800 1000 1200 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 mΧ [GeV] Δm [GeV]

(c) λH = 0.5

4 5 7 10 13 16

Ωh2=0.12

100 150 200 250 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 mΧ [GeV] Δm [GeV]

(a) λH = 0.01

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Shapes with lambda_chi

10-11 10-9 10-7 10-5 0.001 0.100 0.1 100 105 λχ Ωh2

m=300GeV, Δm=2GeV, λH=0.5 m=150GeV, Δm=2GeV, λH=0.5 m=150GeV, Δm=8GeV, λH=0.5 m=150GeV, Δm=2GeV, λH=0.1

Figure 8: DM abundance as a function of the Yukawa coupling (as in Fig. 2) for different values of the parameters mχ, ∆m and λH