dE/dx from boosted long-lived particles
arXiv:2205.04473 · doi:10.1007/JHEP08(2022)012
Abstract
At colliders massive long-lived charged particles could be revealed through their anomalously large ionisation energy loss . In this paper we explore a class of scenarios in which the LLPs are particularly boosted, owing to production from the decay of a heavy parent resonance. Such scenarios give rise to unique signatures as compared to traditionally considered new-physics benchmarks. We demonstrate that this class of models, unlike traditional new-physics theories, can explain the recently reported excess of events in the search by the ATLAS collaboration without conflicting with the determination of from ionisation and time-of-flight measurements.
arXiv comment16 pages, 8 figures; updated references and discussion
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