Predictions of a model of weak scale from dynamical breaking of scale invariance

Abstract

We consider a model where the weak and the DM scale arise at one loop from the Coleman-Weinberg mechanism. We perform a precision computation of the model predictions for the production cross section of a new Higgs-like scalar and for the direct detection cross section of the DM particle candidate.

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