The Stueckelberg Extension and Milli Weak and Milli Charge Dark Matter
arXiv:0705.2924 · doi:10.1063/1.2803786
Abstract
A overview is given of the recent developments in the Stueckelberg extensions of the Standard Model and of MSSM where all the Standard Model particles are neutral under the but an axion which is absorbed is charged under both and and acts as the connector field coupling the Standard Model sector with the Stueckelberg sector. Coupled with the usual Higgs mechanism that breaks the gauge symmetry, this scenario produces mixings in the neutral gauge boson sector generating an extra boson. The couplings of the extra to the Standard Model particles are milli weak but its couplings to the hidden sector matter, defined as matter that couples only to the gauge field of , can be of normal electro-weak strength. It is shown that such extensions, aside from the possibility of leading to a sharp resonance, lead to two new types of dark matter: milli weak (or extra weak) and milli charged. An analysis of the relic density shows that the WMAP-3 constraints can be satisfied for either of these scenarios. The types of models discussed could arise as possible field point limit of certain Type IIB orientifold string models.
arXiv comment10 pages, 2 figures. Plenary Talk at the International Workshop on Theoretical Physics (IWTHEP) Roorkee, March 15-20, 2007
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