DM-SM interactions mediated by spin-one particles: EFT study
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dark matter, effective field theoryAbstract
Standard model-dark matter particles, mediated by spin one fields, are analyzed within the effective field theory framework. We [1, 2] consider dark particles masses from few MeV to 6.4 TeV. We restrict the EFT using bounds from relic density, Z invisible decay width, direct and indirect detection limits and collider constraints. Solutions below mZ are found for two operators. Others, around the electroweak scale or slightly above, are also compatible with all present limits.
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