Simulated HL-LHC dimuon angular distributions are used to set expected 95% CL mass limits on an Einstein-Cartan torsion portal dark matter model, but the signal is incorrectly treated as spin-2.
This difference is set to be less than 0.4, defined by the condition |Eµ+µ− T − Emiss T |/Eµ+µ− T < 0.4
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Probing torsion field with Einstein-Cartan theory at the HL-LHC: an angular distribution case study
Simulated HL-LHC dimuon angular distributions are used to set expected 95% CL mass limits on an Einstein-Cartan torsion portal dark matter model, but the signal is incorrectly treated as spin-2.