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hep-ph2026

The soft volume of ultra-high energy neutrinos experiments

Stefano Palmisano, Diego Redigolo, Michele Tammaro +1

The paper presents a semi‑analytical method that uses a Boltzmann‑type transport equation to relate ultra‑high‑energy neutrino fluxes to observable through‑going muon tracks in det…

astro-ph.CO2026

Post-Recombination Fluctuations from a Sequestered Dark Sector

Salvatore Bottaro, Michael Geller, Diego Redigolo +1

We develop a formalism to characterize the imprints of late-time sources of cosmological fluctuations under the sole assumption that the injection occurs on timescales short compar…

hep-ph2026

Probing Neutrino Compositeness with Invisible and Displaced Signals

Matteo Borrello, Marco Costa, Diego Redigolo +1

We explore the possibility that neutrinos couple to an interacting sterile sector, providing a novel portal that generalizes the heavy neutral lepton portal to a composite setting.…

hep-ph2026

Testing Real WIMPs with CTAO

Matthew Baumgart, Salvatore Bottaro, Diego Redigolo +2

We forecast the reach of the upcoming Cherenkov Telescope Array Observatory (CTAO) to the full set of real representations within the paradigm of minimal dark matter. We employ eff…

astro-ph.CO2025

Unveiling dark fifth forces with linear cosmology

Maria Archidiacono, Emanuele Castorina, Diego Redigolo +1

We initiate the exploration of the cosmology of dark fifth forces: new forces acting solely on Dark Matter. We focus on long range interactions which lead to an effective violation…

hep-ph2025

Exploring ultra-high energy neutrino experiments through the lens of the transport equation

Stefano Palmisano, Diego Redigolo, Michele Tammaro +1

We develop a first-principles formalism, based on the transport equation in the line-of-sight approximation, to link the expected number of muons at neutrino telescopes to the flux…