A detector-level Monte Carlo analysis in the I(2+1)HDM reports S/B ≈ 9.8% and statistical significance S/√B = 4.93 at 4 ab⁻¹ for a benchmark two-component scalar DM point with soft dimuon invariant mass below m_Z.
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The thesis solves coupled Boltzmann equations for freeze-in production and cannibal interactions in scalar theories with Z2/Z3 symmetries, mediator-coupled dark matter, cannibal production during reheating, and a hidden U(1) sector that can undergo an inverse first-order phase transition.
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Soft-Dimuon Signature from Two-Component Scalar Dark Matter at the LHC
A detector-level Monte Carlo analysis in the I(2+1)HDM reports S/B ≈ 9.8% and statistical significance S/√B = 4.93 at 4 ab⁻¹ for a benchmark two-component scalar DM point with soft dimuon invariant mass below m_Z.
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Dynamics of Self-Interacting Dark Sectors
The thesis solves coupled Boltzmann equations for freeze-in production and cannibal interactions in scalar theories with Z2/Z3 symmetries, mediator-coupled dark matter, cannibal production during reheating, and a hidden U(1) sector that can undergo an inverse first-order phase transition.
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EasyScan_HEP 2: Agent-Ready Parameter Scans for High-Energy Physics
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Strong First-Order Electroweak Phase Transition and Gravitational Waves in a $\mathbb{Z}_4$ Fermion-Scalar Dark Matter Model
In a Z4 fermion-scalar dark matter model, strong first-order electroweak phase transitions and gravitational wave signals occur only in the thermal two-component regime with Mψ < MS < 2Mψ or the decay-driven WIMP-FIMP regime with MS > 2Mψ after dark matter constraints.