The 3-3-1 model with right-handed neutrinos supplies a natural sub-MeV dark matter candidate as a gravitationally massive pseudo-Goldstone boson whose relic density is set by freeze-in at low reheating temperatures.
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A dark matter fermion is shown to simultaneously explain the relic density, satisfy direct detection and collider bounds, and produce observable rates for muon-to-electron transitions in a viable parameter region.
A singlet scalar leptoquark in the 331LHN model can fully account for the muon anomalous magnetic moment discrepancy with mass above 1.8 TeV (or 6 TeV using 2025 data) while obeying LFV constraints and showing suppressed LHC signals.
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The 3-3-1 Model: a natural framework for sub-MeV dark matter
The 3-3-1 model with right-handed neutrinos supplies a natural sub-MeV dark matter candidate as a gravitationally massive pseudo-Goldstone boson whose relic density is set by freeze-in at low reheating temperatures.
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Dark Matter as a Source for Lepton Flavor Violation
A dark matter fermion is shown to simultaneously explain the relic density, satisfy direct detection and collider bounds, and produce observable rates for muon-to-electron transitions in a viable parameter region.
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Probing muon anomaly and lepton flavor violation with scalar leptoquarks in the 331LHN model
A singlet scalar leptoquark in the 331LHN model can fully account for the muon anomalous magnetic moment discrepancy with mass above 1.8 TeV (or 6 TeV using 2025 data) while obeying LFV constraints and showing suppressed LHC signals.