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Search for dark matter mediator in the production of three and four top quarks

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arxiv 2407.08308 v1 pith:ELHW6R7B submitted 2024-07-11 hep-ph

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keywords darkmattermediatorprocessesproductionquarkcontributionsexperimental
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In the context of simplified models of dark matter, the contributions of a scalar mediator to top quark production processes are considered. Tree-level and one-loop contributions of the mediator's decay into a top-antitop quark pair in two-, three-, and four-top quarks production processes are calculated. A significant contribution from diagrams involving the dark matter mediator is demonstrated in the total cross section for three- and four-top quark production processes, taking into account current experimental limits on model parameters. The perspective of searching for dark matter mediators in the processes under consideration is determined by the ability to reconstruct the final state with modern collider detectors and the experimental sensitivity that has already been achieved for such rare events.

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