Collider Bounds on Indirect Dark Matter Searches: The Final State
arXiv:1403.6734 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.89.115013
Abstract
We describe an effective theory of interaction between pairs of dark matter particles (denoted ) and pairs of bosons. Such an interaction could accommodate processes, which are a major focus of indirect dark matter experiments, as well as processes, which would predict excesses at the LHC in the +MET final-state. We reinterpret an ATLAS +MET analysis in the hadronic mode and translate the bounds to the space of indirect detection signals. We also reinterpret the +MET analysis in terms of graviton theory through the processes and in which is invisible. Finally, the final state is interpreted in terms of a model where , where decays hadronically and decays to neutrinos.
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