Discovery potential of a long-lived partner of inelastic dark matter at MATHUSLA in extension of the standard model
arXiv:2409.12754 · doi:10.1093/ptep/ptaf085
Abstract
We investigate the discovery potential at the MATHUSLA experiment of a long-lived particle (LLP), which is the heavier state of inelastic scalar dark matter (DM) in third generation-philic () extension of the standard model. Since the heavier state and DM state form the complex scalar charged under the , it is natural that the heavier state is almost degenerate with the DM state and hence long-lived. We find that third generation-philic right-handed , , model is the most interesting, because third generation-philic models are less constrained by the current experimental results and right-handed interactions leave visible final decay products without produing neutrinos. For a benchmark of the model parameters consistent with the current phenomenological constraints, we find that the travel distance of the LLP can be m and the LLP production cross section at the 14 TeV LHC can be fb. Thus, we conclude that the LLP can be discovered at the MATHUSLA with a sufficiently large number of LLP decay events inside the MATHUSLA detector.
arXiv comment19 pages, 4 figures, journal version
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