Dark matter from one-flavor SU(2) gauge theory
Anthony Francis, Renwick James Hudspith, Randy Lewis, Sean Tulin

TL;DR
This paper explores a minimal SU(2) gauge theory with one fermion as a candidate for dark matter, presenting preliminary lattice results and discussing implications for dark matter stability and phenomenology.
Contribution
It introduces a minimal one-flavor SU(2) gauge theory as a novel dark matter candidate and provides initial lattice simulation results.
Findings
Preliminary lattice results support the viability of the model.
Single-flavor structure naturally stabilizes dark matter.
Implications for dark matter phenomenology are discussed.
Abstract
SU(2) gauge theory with a single fermion in the fundamental representation is a minimal non-Abelian candidate for the dark matter sector, which is presently missing from the standard model. Having only a single flavor provides a natural mechanism for stabilizing dark matter on cosmological timescales. Preliminary lattice results are presented and discussed in the context of dark matter phenomenology.
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Taxonomy
TopicsParticle physics theoretical and experimental studies · Quantum Chromodynamics and Particle Interactions · Dark Matter and Cosmic Phenomena
