Light and Dirac fermion dark matter in the model
arXiv:2112.08960 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-022-10801-3
Abstract
We consider a model with a portal Dirac fermion dark matter (DM) of low mass which couples very weakly to the gauge boson . An arbitrary charge of the DM ensures its stability. Motivated by the sensitivity reach of forthcoming "Lifetime Frontier" experiments, we focus on the mass, , in the sub-GeV to few GeV range. To evaluate the DM relic abundance, we examine both the freeze-out and freeze-in DM scenarios. For the freeze-out scenario, we show that the observed DM abundance is reproduced near the resonance, , where is the DM mass. For the freeze-in scenario, we focus on . We show that for a fixed value of , values roughly scale as to reproduce the observed DM abundance. For various values in the range between and , we show that the gauge coupling values needed to reproduce the observed DM abundance lie in the search reach of future planned and/or proposed experiments such as FASER, Belle-II, LDMX, and SHiP. In the freeze-in case, the values to realize observable values are found to be much smaller than that in the freeze-out case.
arXiv comment14 pages, 3 figures, revised section III with new Figure 1
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