Classification of effective operators for interactions between the Standard Model and dark matter

Bohdan Grzadkowski; Jose Wudka; Mateusz Duch

Classification of effective operators for interactions between the Standard Model and dark matter

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arxiv 1412.0520 v1 pith:LRZJFVFV submitted 2014-12-01 hep-ph

Classification of effective operators for interactions between the Standard Model and dark matter

Mateusz Duch , Bohdan Grzadkowski , Jose Wudka This is my paper

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We construct a basis for effective operators responsible for interactions between the Standard Model and a dark sector composed of particles with spin less or equal to 1. Redundant operators are eliminated using dim-4 equations of motion. We consider simple scenarios where the dark matter components are stabilized against decay by Z2 symmetries. We determine operators which are loop-generated within an underlying theory and those that are potentially tree-level generated.

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