H.Sung Cheon (ì²íì±, ååè) - DESY Theory workshop 2008
H.Sung Cheon (ì²íì±, ååè) - DESY Theory workshop 2008
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Doubly Coexisting<br />
Dark Matter Candidates<br />
in an Extended Seesaw Model<br />
H.<strong>Sung</strong> <strong>Cheon</strong> (천화성 <br />
Yonsei University, Seoul, S. Korea<br />
Collaborate with Sin Kyu Kang and C.S.Kim (arXiv:0807.0981)<br />
<strong>DESY</strong> THEORY WORKSHOP Sep. 29 - Oct. 2, <strong>2008</strong><br />
Dark Matter at the Crossroads<br />
<strong>DESY</strong>, Hamburg, Germany
http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap060824.html<br />
The Matter of the Bullet Cluster : Collisionless DM
http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap070820.html<br />
Dark Matter Core in the Abell 520 cluster :<br />
Unknown interaction between DM particles<br />
Credit: X-ray: NASA/CXC/UVic./A. Mahdavi et al. optical/lensing: CFHT/UVic./H. Hoekstra et al.
The only one kind of DM (ex : WIMP)<br />
is NOT enough to explain these<br />
all observations.
We consider two kinds of DM<br />
candidates which can be coexisted<br />
from an Extended Seesaw Model
Why is an Extended Seesaw Model?<br />
(S.K.Kang, C.S.Kim, Phys. Lett. , (2007) 248 [arXiv:hep-ph/0607072])
Why is an Extended Seesaw Model?<br />
(S.K.Kang, C.S.Kim, Phys. Lett. , (2007) 248 [arXiv:hep-ph/0607072])<br />
We have an another problem<br />
in our Universe.
Why there is more matter<br />
than antimatter<br />
in the present Universe?
JCAP 0805:004,<strong>2008</strong> (hep-ph/0710.2416)<br />
(H.<strong>Sung</strong> <strong>Cheon</strong>, Sin Kyu Kang, C.S.Kim)<br />
L = L SM +Y D ν D HN + M N NN +YNφS + m S SS + 1 2 (∂ µφ) 2 − 1 2 m2 φφ 2 − λ s<br />
4 φ4 − λH † Hφ 2 + h.c.<br />
L SM : the Standard model Lagrangian, H : Higgs doublet<br />
N : Heavy Majorana neutrino field, ϕ: Singlet Higgs field (SH)<br />
S : Singlet intermediate Majorana neutrino field (SMN)<br />
Our model is described by seven parameters : 1. dimensionless self coupling, λ s 2.the mass of ϕ,<br />
M ɸ , 3. dimensionless coupling of ϕ to the Higgs field, λ, 4, the mass of Heavy Majorana neutrino,<br />
M N, 5 the mass of S, M S, 6. Dirac Yukawa coupling, Y D, 7. Singlet Yukawa coupling, Y.
In order to guarantee the stability of the dark matter candidates,<br />
1. Z 2 symmetry is conserved<br />
2. Spontaneously symmetry break the EW gauge group<br />
<br />
After the spontaneously EW symmetry breaking, the singlet scalar<br />
dependent part of the scalar potential is given by<br />
V = 1 2 (m2 0 + λv2 EW)φ 2 + λ s<br />
4 φ4 + λv EW φ 2 h + h 2 φ2 h 2
Qing-Hong Cao, Ernst Ma, and Jose Wudka, C.P. Yuan,<br />
Multipartite Dark Matter, hep-ph/0711.3881<br />
They also introduce the two new fields, a new fermion, X, and a new scalar, S. and assume that<br />
the Z 2 ☓Z’ 2 symmetry conservation.<br />
Their Lagrangian is<br />
where,<br />
L = L S M + L D M<br />
+ L S D M + L int<br />
L χ DM = iχ ∂χ − m 1χ<br />
L S DM = 1 2 ∂ µS∂ µ S + 1 2 m2 2S 2 + 1 4 λ 1S 4 ,<br />
here, Λ is the new scale.<br />
L int = 1 2 λ 2H † HSS + λ 3<br />
Λ H† Hχχ + λ 4<br />
2Λ χχSS,<br />
They show that the lightest neutralino particle may relax the severe constraints on the<br />
parameter space of the MSSM through the X,X->S,S annihilation process
So we introduce two new terms of Qing-Hong Cao, Ernst Ma, and<br />
Jose Wudka, C.P. Yuan, hep-ph/0711.3881<br />
L = L 1DM + g 1<br />
Λ H† HS T S + g 2<br />
2Λ ST SΦΦ<br />
After breaking the EW gauge symmetry (In order to have acceptable particle<br />
masses), the Φ-dependent part of the scalar potential is given by<br />
V = 1 2 (m2 Φ 0 + λν 2 EW)Φ 2 + λ s<br />
4 Φ4 + λ 2 h2 Φ 2 + λν EW hΦ 2<br />
In addition we have the new effective interaction terms,<br />
L Int = −(m S<br />
0 − λ 2v EW<br />
2<br />
)S 2 + λ 2<br />
2v EW<br />
h 2 S 2 + λ 2 hS 2 + λ 3<br />
v EW<br />
S 2 Φ 2
We demand that<br />
In order to guarantee the stability of two dark matter candidates,<br />
✽ Z 2 ☓Z’ 2 Symmetry should be conserved<br />
Z 2 ☓Z’ 2 Symmetry<br />
<br />
ϕ<br />
<br />
<br />
Z 2 ☓Z’ 2 Symmetry is conserved.
Of course,<br />
this is NOT renormalizable.
Historically<br />
ν µ<br />
µ<br />
G F<br />
ν µ¯ν e<br />
e<br />
µ<br />
W −<br />
¯ν e<br />
e<br />
So, the electroweak theory is Renormalizable !!!
Effective terms of our model<br />
L = L 1DM + g 1<br />
Λ H† HS T S + g 2<br />
2Λ ST SΦΦ<br />
S<br />
h<br />
S<br />
Φ<br />
h<br />
S<br />
h<br />
S<br />
h<br />
S<br />
φ<br />
S<br />
Φ<br />
φ<br />
S<br />
φ<br />
S<br />
φ<br />
We introduce a New Heavy Scalar particle Φ
Before Spontaneously Symmetry Breaking<br />
L = L SM + K.E. +(Y D ¯νHN + Y s ¯NφS + h.c.)+MR N T N − m S S T S − 1 2 m2 φ φ2 − λ s<br />
4! φ4<br />
−<br />
λH † Hφ 2 + 1 2 m2 Φ Φ2 − λ e<br />
4! Φ4 − λ Φ H † HΦ 2 − λ a S T SΦ − λ b φφΦΦ<br />
φ<br />
: Singlet Scalar field (SH)<br />
Φ<br />
: New Heavy SM like {(+,+) parity} singlet scalar particle
Relic abundance in<br />
doubly coexisting DM model
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The relation<br />
between λ 2 and<br />
mass of S<br />
which is chosen to<br />
be Ω CDM h 2 = 0.110<br />
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Ω S h 2 + Ω Φ h 2<br />
= Ω CDM h 2<br />
= 0.110 ± 0.006<br />
ɛ i = Ω ih 2<br />
Ω CDM h 2<br />
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First, we can relax the parameter space when S is one<br />
of dark matter candidates through the conserved<br />
Z2 ×Z ′ 2 symmetry and the enough<br />
S,S→ Φ, Φ annihilation cross section
The nucleon recoil experiment<br />
(Direct Dark Matter Search)
Feynman diagrams relevant to<br />
(a) S-nucleon elastic scattering<br />
(b) Φ-nucleon elastic scattering<br />
σ S ≈ λ2 2 |A n| 2<br />
π<br />
( m<br />
2<br />
∗<br />
m 4 h<br />
)<br />
,<br />
σ Φ = λ2 ν 2 EW |A n| 2<br />
4π<br />
( m<br />
2<br />
∗<br />
m 2 Φ m4 h<br />
)<br />
m ∗ = m S m n /(m S + m n )<br />
where<br />
. So far most experiments of direct detection<br />
assume that there exist the only one kind of dark matter, whereas we<br />
assume that two kinds of dark matter can be coexist. So in order to compare<br />
our results with experimental data we use a following relation,<br />
σ el<br />
(Cao, Ma, Wudka, Yuan)<br />
where is the σ el is the cross section of DM-nucleon elastic scattering and<br />
m 0<br />
is the mass of WIMP.<br />
= ɛ S<br />
σ S + ɛ Φ<br />
σ Φ<br />
m 0 m S m Φ
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Plots of the<br />
elastic cross<br />
section σ el as<br />
a function of m S<br />
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Let us implicate for Higgs searches<br />
in LHC
Here we will search for only the case<br />
for 2m s < m h or 2m Φ < m h<br />
because LHC is unlikely place<br />
for the case of both 2m Φ > m h and 2m s > m h.
The invisible Higgs decay width is given at three level by<br />
√<br />
Γ H→φφ = λ2 v 2 EW<br />
1 − 4m2 S<br />
32πm h m 2 h<br />
Γ H→S,S = λ2 2m h<br />
8π<br />
(<br />
1 − 4m2 S<br />
m 2 h<br />
) 3/2
1.0<br />
a<br />
m ⩵120 GeV<br />
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⩵0.110, Ε S ⩵1, Ε ∼ 0<br />
m h ⩵200 GeV<br />
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70 75 80 85 90 95 100<br />
m S<br />
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⩵0.110, Ε S ⩵0.9, Ε ⩵ 0.1<br />
m h ⩵130 GeV<br />
54 56 58 60 62 64<br />
m S<br />
Plots of the ratio R as a function of m S . Here the shadowed region represents the<br />
forbidden due to XENON10 Dark Matter Experiment.<br />
(a) R = Br H→W + W − ,Z,Z,¯bb,¯ττ,¯cc(SM + S)<br />
Br H→W + W − ,Z,Z,¯bb,¯ττ,¯cc(SM)<br />
=<br />
Γ H,total (SM)<br />
Γ H→S,S +Γ H,total (SM) .<br />
(b)<br />
R =<br />
=<br />
Γ H,total (SM)<br />
Γ H→S,S +Γ H→Φ,Φ +Γ H,total (SM) . (2m S
If we assume 2m Φ < m h , we can observe the invisible<br />
Higgs signal in anywhere of the possible m S into dark<br />
matter candidate, even in 2m S ≥ m h , at LHC
DAMA experiment
DAMA experiment<br />
(R. Bernabei et al. [DAMA Collaboration], arXiv:0804.2741 [astro-ph])<br />
Recently, the DAMA collaboration announced the model independent annual<br />
modulation signature for dark matter particles in recoil scattering off NaI(Tl) detectors at<br />
the Gran Sasso Najtional Laboratory.<br />
Actually the DAMA had already found an annual modulation<br />
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(P. Gondolo & G. Gelmini) and (F.J.Petriello & K.M. Zurek) found that<br />
there is a region of WIMP parameter space<br />
which can simultaneously accommodate DAMA experiment<br />
and the null results of the other direct dark matter detection experiments
P. Gondolo & G. Gelmini<br />
Phys. Rev. D 71, 123520 (2005) [arXiv:hep-ph/0504010]<br />
Range of WIMP masses m for which there is a compatible region between the DAMA<br />
modulation and the other experimental results at various stream heliocentric speeds vstr
F.J.Petriello & K.M. Zurek arXiv:0806.3989 [hep-ph],<br />
Christopher Savage, Graciela Gelmini, Paolo Gondolo, Katherine Freese,<br />
arXiv:0808.3607 [astro-ph]<br />
3GeV m DM 8GeV<br />
3 × 10 −41 cm 2 σ SI<br />
p 5 × 10 −39 cm 2<br />
F.J.Petriello & K.M. Zurek, <strong>2008</strong>
Our Model & DAMA experiment<br />
38<br />
a<br />
38<br />
b<br />
Log Σelnucleoncm 2 <br />
39<br />
40<br />
41<br />
42<br />
43<br />
Dotted : m h ⩵150 GeV<br />
Solid : m h ⩵120 GeV<br />
m S<br />
⩵80 GeV<br />
⩵0.11, Ε ⩵1, Ε S ∼0<br />
Λ 3 ⩵0.6<br />
Log Σelnucleoncm 2 <br />
39<br />
40<br />
41<br />
42<br />
43<br />
Red : Singlet DM model<br />
Dotted : Ε ⩵1, Ε S ∼0<br />
Blue : Ε ⩵0.5, Ε S ⩵0.5<br />
m h ⩵150 GeV, m S<br />
⩵80 GeV<br />
⩵0.11, Λ 3 ⩵0.6<br />
44<br />
2 4 6 8 10<br />
44<br />
2 4 6 8 10<br />
m GeV<br />
m GeV<br />
Here the shadowed region can accommodate DAMA and<br />
the other direct dark matter detection experiments.<br />
Fig-(a) : Same relic density -> same annihilation cross section -> same<br />
λ 2<br />
ratio<br />
M 4 h<br />
S. Andreas, T. Hambye and M. H. G. Tytgat, arXiv:0808.0255 [hep-ph].<br />
Fig-(b) :<br />
σ el<br />
m 0<br />
= ɛ S<br />
m S<br />
σ S + ɛ Φ<br />
m Φ<br />
σ Φ<br />
⇒ σ el ≈ ɛ φ σ φ
Conclusion
We consider coexisting two kinds of DM, Singlet fermion and Singlet<br />
scalar, from an Extended Seesaw Model.<br />
We expect to explain several problems of the observations into our<br />
model.<br />
Large scale (>>1 Mpc) : Standard CDM (WIMP)<br />
-> Singlet Fermion<br />
Small scale (< few Mpc) : The density problem of the center of<br />
galaxy & DAMA experiment<br />
-> Singlet Scalar (self-interacting DM : David N. Spergel and Paul J.<br />
Steinhardt )<br />
Abell 520 Cluster :<br />
1) Self-interacting<br />
2) Interaction between Singlet scalar and Singlet<br />
fermion (I notice that this case)
We consider coexisting two kinds of DM, Singlet fermion and Singlet<br />
scalar, from an Extended Seesaw Model.<br />
We expect to explain several problems of the observations into our<br />
model.<br />
Large scale (>>1 Mpc) : Standard CDM (WIMP)<br />
-> Singlet Fermion<br />
Small scale (< few Mpc) : The density problem of the center of<br />
galaxy I don’t & DAMA know whether experiment this suggestion is right or not because I<br />
-> didn’t Singlet check Scalar constraints (self-interacting (except DM DM density : David parameter N. Spergel and constraint) Paul J.<br />
Steinhardt and I ) don’t know what constraints we must consider. Here we<br />
considered just dark matter density parameter. So if you know<br />
what constraints we must Abell consider 520 Cluster here, : tell me them anytime,<br />
1) Self-interacting anywhere, I’m very welcome to that.<br />
2) Interaction complement@yonsei.ac.kr between Singlet scalar : My and e-mail Singletaddress<br />
fermion (I notice that this case)
I have an<br />
another problem
Brain Hierarchy Problem<br />
(H.S.<strong>Cheon</strong>, <strong>DESY</strong> <strong>workshop</strong>, <strong>2008</strong>)<br />
Language ability Brain<br />
(not brane)<br />
Other abilities Brain<br />
(not brane)<br />
in English, even in Korean<br />
too low scale<br />
(DE or Axion or<br />
neutrino scale)<br />
Normal scale<br />
(EW scale)<br />
e −2Ht<br />
(H.S.<strong>Cheon</strong>, http://charm.phys.nthu.edu.tw/~cheung/summer2004/HS<strong>Cheon</strong>.ppt, 2004)<br />
When you ask or teach me something, please can you speak slowly?