The Flavour Portal to Dark Matter

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Dark Side of the Universe 2015 Kyoto University The Flavour Portal to Dark Matter Lorenzo Calibbi ITP CAS, Beijing December 18th 2015

Introduction Why are we interested in Flavour Physics? SM flavour puzzle We need to find the scale of New Physics! Why three families? LHC found a SM-like Higgs Why the hierarchies? No sign of new phenomena mt /me = 3.4 x 105 We know there is new physics somewhere (DM, neutrino masses, baryogenesis etc.)

SM flavour puzzle Hierarchy of SM fermion masses and mixing Up quarks CKM matrix Down quarks Hints for an organizing principle: is there a dynamical explanation?

Froggatt-Nielsen flavour models SM fermions charged under a new horizontal symmetry GF Froggatt Nielsen 79 Leurer Seiberg Nir 92, 93 GF forbids Yukawa couplings at the renormalisable level GF spontaneously broken by flavons vevs Yukawas arise as higher dimensional operators small exp. parameter dictated by the symmetry What is GF?

Froggatt-Nielsen flavour models GF abelian or non-abelian, continuous or discrete U(1), U(1)xU(1), SU(2), SU(3), SO(3), A4... Froggatt Nielsen 79; Leurer Seiberg Nir 92, 93; Ibanez Ross 94; Dudas Pokorski Savoy 95; Binetruy Lavignac Ramond 96; Barbieri Dvali Hall 95; Pomarol Tommasini 95; Berezhiani Rossi '98; King Ross 01; Ma '02; Altarelli Feruglio 05... U(1) example Chankowski et al. 05 What is M?

The messenger sector If smaller than MPl, M can be interpreted as the mass scale of new degrees of freedom: the flavour messengers New fields in vector-like representations of the SM group and GF-charged Effective Yukawa couplings generated by integrating out the messengers. Two possibilities: heavy fermions or heavy scalars: LC Lalak Pokorski Ziegler 12 Fermion UV Completion Higgs UV Completion messengers mix with SM fermions or scalar fields and induce FCNC

Low-energy flavour models How light can the flavour dynamics be? Effective Yukawas imply fermion-flavon couplings Generically flavour violating FCNC induced at tree-level, but suppressed by small quark masses, e.g.: Leurer Seiberg Nir 92, 93 What if the flavour symmetry is local?

Low-energy flavour models How light can the flavour dynamics be? Local flavour symmetry flavour gauge bosons, e.g. abelian Z' : FV couplings to fermions (different generations have different charges) FCNC also arise at tree-level, e.g.: Additional contributions arise from the messenger sector

Low-energy messengers How light can the messenger sector be? By construction always present couplings (with O(1) coeffs.) of the form: FUVC Flavour conserving HUVC Flavour violating in the mass basis: [ Abelian models: no cancellations (different O(1) coefficients) ] LC Lalak Pokorski Ziegler 12

FCNC bounds on FN models U(1) example: TeV-scale flavons are possible! (indirect bounds from messenger sector)

Flavour Portal to Dark Matter LC Crivellin Zaldivar 15 DM must interact weakly with the SM, likely to be a SM singlet We introduce DM: fermionic SM singlets charged under the flavour symmetry GF Flavour interactions are the only connection between dark and visible sector Global GF : DM and SM communicate only through flavon exchange Local GF : interactions can be also mediated by flavour gauge bosons

Generic setup: flavon mediation Global GF DM annihilation to SM:

Generic setup: flavon mediation Global GF DM annihilation to SM: annihilation to heavy flavours preferred

Generic setup: flavon mediation Global GF DM annihilation to SM: no coupling suppression

Generic setup: flavon mediation Global GF DM annihilation to SM: p-wave (velocity suppressed)

Generic setup: flavon mediation Global GF DM scattering with nuclei:

Generic setup: flavon mediation Global GF DM scattering with nuclei: suppressed by light quark masses/matrix elements

Generic setup: flavour gauge bosons mediation Local GF DM annihilation to SM: DM scattering with nuclei: no velocity suppression no quark mass dependence

Explicit example Simple U(1)F, only few parameters (besides O(1) coeffs.): Thermal freeze-out via flavour portal motivation for TeV-scale flavour dynamics!

Explicit example Simple U(1)F, only few parameters (besides O(1) coeffs.):

Explicit example Simple U(1)F, only few parameters (besides O(1) coeffs.):

Explicit example Simple U(1)F, only few parameters (besides O(1) coeffs.): Excluded by direct searches

Explicit example Simple U(1)F, only few parameters (besides O(1) coeffs.):

Explicit example Local U(1)F, relic density bound only fulfilled on the resonance: Viable region

Conclusions Froggatt-Nielsen flavour models are possible explanation of hierarchies in fermion masses and mixing FCNC constraints still allows TeV-scale flavour dynamics Dark Matter can be a thermal relic charged under the flavour symmetry only No ad hoc quantum numbers are needed: SM-DM interactions dictated by the flavour dynamics ( Flavour Portal ) Direct DM searches and flavour experiments can test this class of models

Additional Slides

Additional Slides

Bounds on effective FCNC operators Hadronic FCNC and CPV: Isidori Nir Perez 10

Collider signatures? Flavon production and decay distinctive signatures, e.g. same-sign tops Low production at the LHC: 0.1 (10-3) fb for 500 (1000) GeV flavon Flavon-Higgs mixing flavour-violating Higgs decays