Dark Gauge Bosons: LHC Signatures of Non-Abelian Kinetic Mixing
arXiv:1604.00044 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2017.04.037
Abstract
We consider non-abelian kinetic mixing between the Standard Model SU(2 and a dark sector U(1 gauge group associated with the presence of a scalar SU(2 triplet. The magnitude of the resulting dark photon coupling is determined by the ratio of the triplet vacuum expectation value, constrained to by $\lsim 4$ GeV by electroweak precision tests, to the scale of the effective theory. The corresponding effective operator Wilson coefficient can be while accommodating null results for dark photon searches, allowing for a distinctive LHC dark photon phenomenology. After outlining the possible LHC signatures, we illustrate by recasting current ATLAS dark photon results into the non-abelian mixing context.
12 pages, 5 figures
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