A 3-10 TeV muon collider could detect a heavy dark Z boson in photon-associated production, reaching kinetic-mixing strengths down to about 10^-3 near the kinematic limit by using resolution-optimized recoil-mass and electron-pair-mass windows.
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Probing a Heavy Dark $Z$ Boson at Multi-TeV Muon Colliders: Leveraging the Optimized Recoil Mass Technique
A 3-10 TeV muon collider could detect a heavy dark Z boson in photon-associated production, reaching kinetic-mixing strengths down to about 10^-3 near the kinematic limit by using resolution-optimized recoil-mass and electron-pair-mass windows.