keV Photon Emission from Light Nonthermal Dark Matter
arXiv:1403.5717 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.89.127305
Abstract
We propose a possible explanation for the recent claim of an excess at 3.5 keV in the X-ray spectrum within a minimal extension of the standard model that explains dark matter and baryon abundance of the universe. The dark matter mass in this model is and its relic density has a non-thermal origin. The model includes two colored scalars of mass (), and two singlet fermions that are almost degenerate in mass with the proton (). The heavier fermion undergoes radiative decay to the lighter one that is absolutely stable. Radiative decay with a life time seconds can account for the claimed 3.5 keV line, which requires couplings between and the up-type quarks. The model also gives rise to potentially detectable monojet, dijet, and monotop signals at the LHC.
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