Dark Matter and Higgs Boson in a Model with Discrete Gauge Symmetry

Cheng-Wei Chiang; Jusak Tandean; Takaaki Nomura

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Dark Matter and Higgs Boson in a Model with Discrete Gauge Symmetry

Cheng-Wei Chiang, Takaaki Nomura, Jusak Tandean

High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · Submitted 29 May 2012

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The authors' main claim The new gauge sector of the model allows it to be compatible with the latest LHC information on the Higgs-like particle and simultaneously satisfy the requirements in its dark matter sector.

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CitationCheng-Wei Chiang, Jusak Tandean, Takaaki Nomura. "Dark Matter and Higgs Boson in a Model with Discrete Gauge Symmetry." arXiv:1205.6416 (2012). https://pith.science/paper/ZZJN34KY

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In view of ongoing measurements of the Higgs-like boson at the LHC and direct searches for dark matter, we explore the possibility of accommodating the potential results in a simple new-physics model with discrete gauge symmetry as well as light neutrino masses. Specifically, we study collider and relic-density constraints on the new gauge coupling, predict the cross section of the dark matter scattering off nucleons, and compare it with current direct search data. We also discuss some of the implications if the dark matter is light. The new gauge sector of the model allows it to be compatible with the latest LHC information on the Higgs-like particle and simultaneously satisfy the requirements in its dark matter sector.

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In view of ongoing measurements of the Higgs-like boson at the LHC and direct searches for dark matter, we explore the possibility of accommodating the potential results in a simple new-physics model with discrete gauge symmetry as well as light neutrino masses. Specifically, we study collider and relic-density constraints on the new gauge coupling, predict the cross section of the dark matter scattering off nucleons, and compare it with current direct search data. We also discuss some of the implications if the dark matter is light. The new gauge sector of the model allows it to be compatible with the latest LHC information on the Higgs-like particle and simultaneously satisfy the requirements in its dark matter sector.

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Consequently, we follow the same analysis as in Refs. [ref] to derive upper bounds on the coupling constants using the SM cross-section.

Nonabelian Dark Matter with Resonant Annihilation · Constraints from collider experiments · 0.99

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In such a framework, a $Z^'$ may act as messenger between the visible sector (which contains the SM particles) and a hidden sector (to which DM belongs), as for instance in the kinetic mixing portal scenario [ref] (alternative scenarios are discussed, e.g, in [ref] ) .

Invisible Z' and dark matter: LHC vs LUX constraints · Introduction · 0.92
Since previous experimental data has excluded a fermionic DM (except for the pseudo-scalar coupling) [ref] , we focus on either a real or complex scalar DM, on which early studies can be found in [ref] and [ref] , respectively [For a review on these models, see, e.g, [ref] .].

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The expression for $σ_II^$ due to Higgs-exchange diagrams follows from its real darkon counterpart [ref] , and so [equation] where $h̃$ is a virtual Higgs with the same couplings as the physical $h$, but with the invariant mass $√(s)=2m_D^$, and $h̃→X_i$ is any kinematically allowed decay mode of $h̃$.

Scalar Dark Matter and Standard Model with Four Generations · Relic abundance · 0.86
The expression for $σ_II^$ due to Higgs-exchange diagrams follows from its real darkon counterpart [ref] , and so [equation] where $h̃$ is a virtual Higgs with the same couplings as the physical $h$, but with the invariant mass $√(s)=2m_D^$, and $h̃→X_i$ is any kinematically allowed decay mode of $h̃$.

The Minimal Model of Nonbaryonic Dark Matter: A Singlet Scalar · Relic abundance · 0.86

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We can derive an upper bound on the coupling constant $g_ζ$ using the SM cross-section, following the method of Ref. [ref] .

Discovery in Drell-Yan Processes at the LHC · Constraints on the new gauge coupling · 1.00
The DY cross-section is numerically estimated using the CalcHEP package [ref] by incorporating new Feynman rules in the model file.

CompHEP - a package for evaluation of Feynman diagrams and integration over multi-particle phase space. User's manual for version 33 · Constraints on the new gauge coupling · 1.00

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Applying [equation] in Eq. ([ref]), we can then extract constraints on $λ_DH^$ and $g_ζ^$ from the 90%-CL range $0.092≤Ω_D^h^2≤0.118$ of the observed relic density [ref] .

Seven-Year Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe (WMAP) Observations: Cosmological Interpretation · Relic abundance · 1.00
Adopting their 90% confidence-level (CL) ranges and employing the formulas given in Ref. [ref] , but with $s$-dependent $Z$ and $Z'$ widths [ref] , we extract the upper limit on $g_ζ$ as a function of $m_Z'^$, represented by the blue solid curve in Fig. [ref].

A Combination of Preliminary Electroweak Measurements and Constraints on the Standard Model · Constraints on the new gauge coupling · 0.84
Adopting their 90% confidence-level (CL) ranges and employing the formulas given in Ref. [ref] , but with $s$-dependent $Z$ and $Z'$ widths [ref] , we extract the upper limit on $g_ζ$ as a function of $m_Z'^$, represented by the blue solid curve in Fig. [ref].

Probing Leptonic Interactions of a Family-Nonuniversal Z' Boson · Constraints on the new gauge coupling · 0.84

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This is similar to the real darkon case [ref] , in which the Higgs can be hidden from sight for sufficiently low $m_h^>2m_D^$.

The Minimal Model of Nonbaryonic Dark Matter: A Singlet Scalar · Invisible decay of the Higgs boson · 0.88
This is similar to the real darkon case [ref] , in which the Higgs can be hidden from sight for sufficiently low $m_h^>2m_D^$.

Scalar Dark Matter and Standard Model with Four Generations · Invisible decay of the Higgs boson · 0.88
This is similar to the real darkon case [ref] , in which the Higgs can be hidden from sight for sufficiently low $m_h^>2m_D^$.

Hidden Higgs Boson at the LHC and Light Dark Matter Searches · Invisible decay of the Higgs boson · 0.88

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We assume that the SM fermions carry U(1)$_ζ$ charges, and this allows us to introduce right-handed neutrinos for gauge-anomaly cancellation and generating light neutrino masses by means of the well-known seesaw mechanism [ref] , which is activated with the involvement of the same new scalar field.

Theory of Neutrinos: A White Paper · Introduction · 0.84
The non-SM parts of $V$ were discussed before (e.g., Refs. [ref] ).

Dark Discrete Gauge Symmetries · Model description · 0.97
The non-SM parts of $V$ were discussed before (e.g., Refs. [ref] ).

Gauge Singlet Scalars as Cold Dark Matter · Model description · 0.97

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