Model independent WIMP Searches in full Simulation of the ILD Detector
Christoph Bartels, Jenny List

TL;DR
This paper evaluates the ILD detector's ability to detect and measure WIMPs using a model-independent approach based on ISR, through full simulation, providing insights into WIMP parameter determination.
Contribution
It introduces a model-independent method for WIMP detection at the ILC using full detector simulation and assesses the potential for parameter measurement.
Findings
WIMPs can be detected via ISR in full ILD simulation.
WIMP properties can be individually and simultaneously measured.
The study demonstrates the feasibility of model-independent WIMP searches at the ILC.
Abstract
In this study the ILC's capabilities for detecting WIMPs and measure their properties are investigated. The signal events are detected by associated production of Initial State Radiation (ISR). A model independent formulation of the signal cross section is used. The cross section is normalized by inference from the observed abundance of cosmological Dark Matter (DM). The study is performed in full simulation of the ILD00 detector model. The prospects of determining the WIMP parameters individually and simultaneously are presented.
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Taxonomy
TopicsDark Matter and Cosmic Phenomena · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories · Scientific Research and Discoveries
