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Di-photon resonance and Dark Matter as heavy pions

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arxiv 1602.07297 v3 pith:ZF26OUFQ submitted 2016-02-23 hep-ph

Michele Redi , Alessandro Strumia , Andrea Tesi , Elena Vigiani This is my paper · ORCID
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We analyse confining gauge theories where the 750 GeV di-photon resonance is a composite techni-pion that undergoes anomalous decays into SM vectors. These scenarios naturally contain accidentally stable techni-pions Dark Matter candidates. The di-photon resonance can acquire a larger width by decaying into Dark Matter through the CP-violating $\theta$-term of the new gauge theory reproducing the cosmological Dark Matter density as thermal relic.

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