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A panorama of new-physics explanations to the MiniBooNE excess
Asli M. Abdullahi, Jaime Hoefken Zink, Matheus Hostert +2
The MiniBooNE low-energy excess stands as an unexplained anomaly in short-baseline neutrino oscillation experiments. It has been shown that it can be explained in the context of da…
Dark matter in the Higgs resonance region
Mattia Di Mauro, Chiara Arina, Nicolao Fornengo +2
The singlet scalar Higgs portal model provides one of the simplest explanations of dark matter in our Universe. Its Higgs resonant region, , has gained pa…
Constraining Light Thermal Inelastic Dark Matter with NA64
Martina Mongillo, Asli Abdullahi, Benjamin Banto Oberhauser +5
A vector portal between the Standard Model and the dark sector is a predictive and compelling framework for thermal dark matter. Through co-annihilations, models of inelastic dark…
Semi-Visible Dark Photon Phenomenology at the GeV Scale
Asli M. Abdullahi, Matheus Hostert, Daniele Massaro +1
In rich dark sector models, dark photons heavier than tens of MeV can behave as semi-visible particles: their decays contain both visible and invisible final states. We present mod…
DarkNews: a Python-based event generator for heavy neutral lepton production in neutrino-nucleus scattering
Asli M. Abdullahi, Jaime Hoefken Zink, Matheus Hostert +2
We introduce DarkNews, a lightweight Python-based Monte-Carlo generator for beyond-the-Standard-Model neutrino-nucleus scattering. The generator handles the production and decay of…
Indirect dark-matter detection with MadDM v3.2 -- Lines and Loops
Chiara Arina, Jan Heisig, Fabio Maltoni +2
Automated tools for the computation of particle physics' processes have become the backbone of phenomenological studies beyond the standard model. Here, we present MadDM v3.2. This…
Studying dark matter with MadDM 3.1: a short user guide
Chiara Arina, Jan Heisig, Fabio Maltoni +4
MadDM is an automated numerical tool for the computation of dark-matter observables for generic new physics models. We announce version 3.1 and summarize its features. Notably, the…