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arxiv 0705.4493 v3 pith:D6S4TVPF submitted 2007-05-31 hep-ph

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A vector-like colorless fermion doublet and a singlet added to the Standard Model allow a consistent interpretation of dark matter in terms of the lightest neutral particle, as they may help in obtaining successful gauge coupling unification. We analyze in detail the mass range of the lightest neutral particle below the W mass, i.e. in a range of the parameters where the physics of the Standard Model Higgs boson may be substantially affected either directly or indirectly.

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    A radiative-seesaw model with singlet-doublet dark matter can satisfy neutrino, muon, flavor, relic, and direct-detection constraints while producing a first-order electroweak phase transition with gravitational waves...

  2. Impact of conversion-driven processes on singlet-doublet Majorana dark matter relic

    hep-ph 2025-11 conditional novelty 4.0 of 10

    For Majorana singlet-doublet dark matter, including conversion-driven processes enlarges the relic-density- and direct-detection-allowed mixing range to sinθ≈2×10^-7–0.16 for M_DM up to ~1750 GeV.

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