Maximum value of the spin-independent cross section in the THDM+a
arXiv:1910.09771 · doi:10.1007/JHEP01(2020)114
Abstract
We investigate the maximum value of the spin-independent cross section () in a dark matter (DM) model called the two-Higgs doublet model + a (THDM+a). This model can explain the measured value of the DM energy density by the freeze-out mechanism. Also, is suppressed by the momentum transfer at the tree level, and loop diagrams give the leading contribution to it. The model prediction of highly depends on values of and that are the quartic couplings between the gauge singlet CP-odd state () and Higgs doublet fields ( and ), and . We discuss the upper and lower bounds on and by studying the stability of the electroweak vacuum, the condition for the potential bounded from the below, and the perturbative unitarity. We find that the condition for the stability of the electroweak vacuum gives upper bounds on and . The condition for the potential to be bounded from below gives lower bounds on and . It also constrains the mixing angle between the two CP-odd states. The perturbative unitarity bound gives the upper bound on the Yukawa coupling between the dark matter and and the quartic coupling of . Under these theoretical constraints, we find that the maximum value of the is cm for 600 GeV, and the LZ and XENONnT experiments can see the DM signal predicted in this model near future.
arXiv comment24 pages, 5 figures, the version published in JHEP
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