Probing dark matter particles at CEPC

We investigate the capability of the future electron collider CEPC in probing the parameter space of several dark matter models, including millicharged dark matter models, \(Z'\) portal dark matter models, and effective field theory dark matter models. In our analysis, the monophoton final stat...

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Published in:arXiv.org 2023-09
Main Authors: Liu, Zuowei, Yong-Heng, Xu, Zhang, Yu
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Dark matter
Design standards
Field theory
Mathematical models
Parameter sensitivity
Standard model (particle physics)
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Summary:We investigate the capability of the future electron collider CEPC in probing the parameter space of several dark matter models, including millicharged dark matter models, \(Z'\) portal dark matter models, and effective field theory dark matter models. In our analysis, the monophoton final state is used as the primary channel to detect dark matter models at CEPC. To maximize the signal to background significance, we study the energy and angular distributions of the monophoton channel arising from dark matter models and from the standard model to design a set of detector cuts. For the \(Z'\) portal dark matter, we also analyze the \(Z'\) boson visible decay channel which is found to be complementary to the monophoton channel in certain parameter space. The CEPC reach in the parameter space of dark matter models is also put in comparison with Xenon1T. We find that CEPC has the unprecedented sensitivity to certain parameter space for the dark matter models considered; for example, CEPC can improve the limits on millicharge by one order of magnitude than previous collider experiments for \({\cal O}(1)-100\) GeV dark matter.
ISSN:2331-8422
DOI:10.48550/arxiv.1903.12114