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Displaced Vertices from X-ray Lines
Adam Falkowski, Yonit Hochberg, Joshua T. Ruderman
We present a simple model of weak-scale thermal dark matter that gives rise to X-ray lines. Dark matter consists of two nearly degenerate states near the weak scale, which are popu…
The Weak Scale from BBN
Lawrence J. Hall, David Pinner, Joshua T. Ruderman
The measured values of the weak scale, , and the first generation masses, , are simultaneously explained in the multiverse, with all these parameters scanning indepen…
Closing the stop gap
Michal Czakon, Alexander Mitov, Michele Papucci +2
Light stops are a hallmark of the most natural realizations of weak-scale supersymmetry. While stops have been extensively searched for, there remain open gaps around and below the…
Discovering Higgs Decays to Lepton Jets at Hadron Colliders
Adam Falkowski, Joshua T. Ruderman, Tomer Volansky +1
The Higgs boson may decay predominantly into a hidden sector, producing lepton jets instead of the standard Higgs signatures. We propose a search strategy for such a signal at hadr…
Semielastic Dark Matter
David Krohn, Joshua T. Ruderman, Lian-Tao Wang
Many models have recently been proposed in which dark matter (DM) couples to Standard Model fields via a GeV-scale dark sector. We consider scenarios of this type where the DM mass…
Non-Abelian Dark Sectors and Their Collider Signatures
Matthew Baumgart, Clifford Cheung, Joshua T. Ruderman +2
Motivated by the recent proliferation of observed astrophysical anomalies, Arkani-Hamed et al. have proposed a model in which dark matter is charged under a non-abelian "dark" gaug…