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Detection possibility of a Pseudo-FIMP in presence of a thermal WIMP

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arxiv 2212.14846 v1 pith:GBHWOA3J submitted 2022-12-30 hep-ph

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A dark matter (DM) having feeble interaction with the visible sector can thermalise via substantial interaction with a Weakly Interacting Massive Particle (WIMP). Such DM candidates are categorised as pseudo-FIMP (pFIMP). pFIMP can provide both direct and indirect search prospects via WIMP loop. This work focuses into such possibilities. We provide all such one loop graphs involving scalar, fermion and vector boson particles via which pFIMP can interact with the Standard Model assuming both of them are stabilised via $\mathbb{Z}_2\otimes \mathbb{Z}_2^{\prime}$ symmetries. We elaborate upon a model where a fermion DM acts as WIMP and a scalar singlet acts as pFIMP having negligible Higgs portal interaction and substantial conversion via Yukawa interaction. We study in details the loop induced direct and indirect search prospects of the pFIMP in the relic density allowed region of the model.

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