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Chromo-Rayleigh Interactions of Dark Matter

Bai, Yang, Osborne, James

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For a wide range of models, dark matter can interact with QCD gluons via chromo-Rayleigh interactions.

We point out that the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), as a gluon machine, provides a superb probe of such interactions.
In this paper, we introduce simplified models to UV-complete two effective dark matter chromo-Rayleigh interactions and identify the corresponding collider signatures, including four jets or a pair of di-jet resonances plus missing transverse energy.
After performing collider studies for both the 8 TeV and 14 TeV LHC, we find that the LHC can be more sensitive to dark matter chromo-Rayleigh interactions than direct detection experiments and thus provides the best opportunity for future discovery of this class of models.