Fermion dark matter from SO(10)

Carolina Arbelaez; Diego Restrepo; Oscar Zapata; Robinson Longas

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Fermion dark matter from SO(10)

Carolina Arbelaez, Robinson Longas, Diego Restrepo, Oscar Zapata

High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · Submitted 21 Sep 2015

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The authors' main claim We construct and analyze nonsupersymmetric SO(10) standard model extensions which explain dark matter (DM) through the fermionic Higgs portal.

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We construct and analyze nonsupersymmetric SO(10) standard model extensions which explain dark matter (DM) through the fermionic Higgs portal. In these SO(10)-based models the DM particle is naturally stable since a $Z_2$ discrete symmetry, the matter parity, is left at the end of the symmetry breaking chain to the standard model. Potentially realistic models contain the $\bf{10}$ and $\bf{45}$ fermionic representations from which a neutralino-like mass matrix with arbitrary mixings can be obtained. Two different SO(10) breaking chains will be analyzed in light of gauge coupling unification: the standard path $\text{SU}(5)\times U(1)_{X}$ and the left-right symmetry intermediate chain. The former opens the possibility of a split supersymmetric-like spectrum with an additional (inert) scalar doublet, while the later requires additional exotic scalar representations associated to the breaking of the left-right symmetry.

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We construct and analyze nonsupersymmetric SO(10) standard model extensions which explain dark matter (DM) through the fermionic Higgs portal. In these SO(10)-based models the DM particle is naturally stable since a $Z_2$ discrete symmetry, the matter parity, is left at the end of the symmetry breaking chain to the standard model. Potentially realistic models contain the $\bf{10}$ and $\bf{45}$ fermionic representations from which a neutralino-like mass matrix with arbitrary mixings can be obtained. Two different SO(10) breaking chains will be analyzed in light of gauge coupling unification: the standard path $\text{SU}(5)\times U(1)_{X}$ and the left-right symmetry intermediate chain. The former opens the possibility of a split supersymmetric-like spectrum with an additional (inert) scalar doublet, while the later requires additional exotic scalar representations associated to the breaking of the left-right symmetry.

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Axion Predictions in $SO(10)\times U(1)_{\rm PQ}$ Models
hep-ph 2018-01 accept novelty 6.0 of 10

In non-supersymmetric SO(10) x U(1)_PQ models the physical axion has a decay constant set by the unification or intermediate scale, giving masses from about 10^-11 to 10^-1 eV, with domain-wall number 3 or 1.
Signatures from Scalar Dark Matter with a Vector-like Quark Mediator
hep-ph 2015-11 conditional novelty 6.0 of 10

For a scalar dark matter particle coupled to quarks via a colored vector-like fermion, freeze-out is driven by one-loop gluon-pair and gluon-bremsstrahlung annihilation, and combining LUX, ATLAS multijet, and Fermi-LA...
Phenomenology of left-right symmetric dark matter
hep-ph 2015-12 conditional novelty 5.0 of 10

Six new multiplets in left-right symmetric models are stable by an accidental matter parity, and each one's mass, fixed by the observed dark matter abundance, is confronted with gamma-ray, direct-detection and collide...

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For the aforementioned reasons, we consider the doublet-triplet fermionic model (DTF) [ref] , which is one of the ultraviolet realizations of the fermionic Higgs portal [ref] , and is part of the minimal setup expected when the SM is extended by new physics which is, to some extent, related to lepton and baryon number conservation [ref] .

Phenomenology of doublet-triplet fermionic dark matter in nonstandard cosmology and multicomponent dark sectors · Introduction · 0.89
Various proposals for $SO(10)$ DM candidates that are stabilized by the $2$ parity of gauge origin have been put forth in the recent literature: a dedicated analysis of scalar DM in the $$ was carried out in [ref] , while the possibility of fermionic DM in the $45$ was addressed in [ref] (see also [ref] where the $45$ is allowed to mix with a $$).

Dark Matter from the vector of SO(10) · Motivations and general considerations · 0.93
Potentially realistic models containing the $SO(10)$ $10$ and $45$ fermionic representations, from which a neutralino-like mass matrix with arbitrary mixings can be obtained, was discussed in [ref] .

Fermionic triplet dark matter in an $SO(10)$-inspired left right model · Introduction · 0.96

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In particular, we formulate $SO(10)$ realizations of the singlet-doublet fermion dark matter (SDFDM) model [ref] and the doublet-triplet fermion dark matter (DTFDM) model [ref] .

Dark matter and Higgs boson physics · Introduction · 0.82
In particular, we formulate $SO(10)$ realizations of the singlet-doublet fermion dark matter (SDFDM) model [ref] and the doublet-triplet fermion dark matter (DTFDM) model [ref] .

LHC and Dark Matter Signals of Improved Naturalness · Introduction · 0.82
In particular, we formulate $SO(10)$ realizations of the singlet-doublet fermion dark matter (SDFDM) model [ref] and the doublet-triplet fermion dark matter (DTFDM) model [ref] .

Doublet-Triplet Fermionic Dark Matter · Introduction · 0.82

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The required colored octet has been shown in [ref] , to have an abundance and lifetime sufficiently small to satisfy all experimental constraints [ref] .

Dark matter stability and unification without supersymmetry · Partial split supersymmetry-like model · 0.98
The required colored octet has been shown in [ref] , to have an abundance and lifetime sufficiently small to satisfy all experimental constraints [ref] .

Radiative Seesaw in SO(10) with Dark Matter · Partial split supersymmetry-like model · 0.98
The required colored octet has been shown in [ref] , to have an abundance and lifetime sufficiently small to satisfy all experimental constraints [ref] .

Supersymmetric Unification Without Low Energy Supersymmetry And Signatures for Fine-Tuning at the LHC · Partial split supersymmetry-like model · 0.98

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On the other hand, the phenomenology of the DTFDM has been studied in [ref] .

Discrimination of dark matter models in future experiments · Fermion DM from $SO(10)$ · 0.93
On the other hand, the phenomenology of the DTFDM has been studied in [ref] .

Doublet-Triplet Fermionic Dark Matter · Fermion DM from $SO(10)$ · 0.93
On the other hand, the phenomenology of the DTFDM has been studied in [ref] .

Integrating in the Higgs Portal to Fermion Dark Matter · Fermion DM from $SO(10)$ · 0.93

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