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LHC Searches for Dark Sector Showers

Cohen, Timothy, Lisanti, Mariangela, Lou, Hou Keong et al.

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This paper proposes a new search program for dark sector parton showers at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC).

These signatures arise in theories characterized by strong dynamics in a hidden sector, such as Hidden Valley models.
A dark parton shower can be composed of both invisible dark matter particles as well as dark sector states that decay to Standard Model particles via a portal.
The focus here is on the specific case of 'semi-visible jets,' jet-like collider objects where the visible states in the shower are Standard Model hadrons.