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Reconciling Large And Small-Scale Structure In Twin Higgs Models

Prilepina, Valentina, Tsai, Yuhsin

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We study extensions of the Twin Higgs model that solve the Hierarchy problem and simultaneously address problems of the large- and small-scale structures of the Universe.

Besides naturally providing dark matter (DM) candidates as the lightest charged twin fermions, the twin sector contains a light photon and neutrinos, which can modify structure formation relative to the prediction from the $\Lambda$CDM paradigm.
We focus on two scenarios.
First, we study a Fraternal Twin Higgs model in which the spin-3/2 baryon $\hat{\Omega}\sim(\hat{b}\hat{b}\hat{b})$ and the lepton twin tau $\hat{\tau}$ contribute to the dominant and subcomponent dark matter densities.

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