MadDM v.1.0: Computation of Dark Matter Relic Abundance Using MadGraph5
Mihailo Backovic, Kyoungchul Kong, Mathew McCaskey

TL;DR
MadDM v.1.0 is a user-friendly numerical tool integrated with MadGraph 5 for calculating dark matter relic abundance across various models, including complex scenarios like multi-component sectors and co-annihilations.
Contribution
This work introduces MadDM v.1.0, a new computational tool that seamlessly integrates with MadGraph 5 to evaluate dark matter relic density in diverse models.
Findings
Validated against existing tools and literature
Accurately computes relic abundance in complex models
Easily integrable with collider studies
Abstract
We present MadDM v.1.0, a numerical tool to compute dark matter relic abundance in a generic model. The code is based on the existing MadGraph 5 architecture and as such is easily integrable into any MadGraph collider study. A simple Python interface offers a level of user-friendliness characteristic of MadGraph 5 without sacrificing functionality. MadDM is able to calculate the dark matter relic abundance in models which include a multi-component dark sector, resonance annihilation channels and co-annihilations. We validate the code in a wide range of dark matter models by comparing the relic density results from MadDM to the existing tools and literature.
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