Upper limit on dark matter mass in the inert doublet model

Abstract

We study the upper limit on dark matter mass in the context of the inert double model. We derive analytic expression for the upper bound as a function of the mass squared differences between dark matter and other new particles. We find that the upper limit varies between 20$-$80 TeV depending on the mass squared splitting.

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