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New Exotica Scenario for the New Exotica Scenario for the LHC: Quirks Q A A. De Roeck De Roeck CERN Quirks are exotic vector-like fermions that transform as a fundamental under a hidden confining group, but also carry g g p, y Quirks!


  1. New Exotica Scenario for the New Exotica Scenario for the LHC: Quirks Q A A. De Roeck De Roeck CERN

  2. Quirks are exotic vector-like fermions that transform as a fundamental under a hidden confining group, but also carry g g p, y Quirks! Standard Model charges. The quirk mass M is much larger than the confinement The quirk mass M is much larger than the confinement scale Λ . ⇒ Macroscopic strings!?! ⇒ Macroscopic strings!?! • Signatures Catalogue Signatures Catalogue – Quirks with strange curvature in the B-field of the detectors – Quirks emitting many soft photons g y p – Quirks emitting many soft hadrons – Quirks emitting glueballs – Quirks loosing energy in the detector (like R-Hardons?) – Quirks causing displaced vertices – Quirk pairs causing unusual ionization. Quirk pairs causing unusual ionization – Timing of the signals?

  3. Macro-Strings at the LHC? New strong interactions with small Λ & new quarks m Q > several hundered GeV Markus Luty/Aspen 07 • Strings do not break up ⇒ Stringy objects in the detector. j • End points are massive quarks (quirks) • The strings can oscillate ⇒ strange signature in detectors

  4. Proposal • Quirks move ‘connected’ through the magnetic field. Weird signatures. ti fi ld W i d i t • Can G4 be made to deal with such a case? • If yes: Markus Luty (UC-Davis) interested in collaborating with 2 graduate students g g • More details in – Macroscopic Strings and 'Quirks' at – Macroscopic Strings and Quirks at Colliders. 
 Junhai Kang, Markus A. Luty . arXiv:0805.4642

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  6. Quirk Signatures Particles remain connected with a ‘string’ M. Luty ⇒ Strange curvature in the detector

  7. Particles remain connected with a short ‘string’ Quirk Signatures M. Luty ⇒ Bound state moves through the detector

  8. Quirk Signatures Particles yoyo around and loose energy ⇒ emission of many soft harons, photons, and possible glueballs M. Luty All these signatures are challenging g g for the experiments starting with the trigger trigger

  9. Quirks shower photons

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