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CERN, 18-19 December, 2019 Searches for Dark Matter at the LHC in forward proton mode Valery Khoze (IPPP, Durham & PNPI, St. Petersburg)) (in collaboration with Marek Tasevsky, Lucian Harland-Lang and Misha Ryskin) 1

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Aim: to report current status of our ongoing long-term studies on prospects of searches at the LHC for ELECTROWEAKINO pair production via photon fusion with forward proton detectors (AFP, CT-PPS) exemplified within the framework of the compressed mass MSSM First discussed: KMR, J.Phys. G44 (2017) no.5, 055002, VAK- talks at a number of conferences; Marek, FWG meeting Dec. 2017-experimental aspects. Recently: Lydia Beresford, Jesse Liu, 1811.06465 (Jesses s talk) (focused mainly on the WW background) SUSY solution to various shortcomings of SM (as an example only ) If (it looks like) squarks and gluinos are too heavy, sleptons, charginos, neutralinos- the main target. MSSM : natural candidate for cold Dark Matter LSP (null search result so far) 3

arxiv:1710.02406 (and quite a few other papers) natural SUSY: existence of light nearly mass-degenerate Higgsinos/charginos Mass~ 100-200GeV, mass splitting ~ 4-20 GeV Most challenging: compressed mass scenarios: small mass difference between the ሚl, and Motivated by naturalness, cosmological observations and (g-2) phenomenology. (Introduction-Jessse) 4

to bring DM abundance down to the observed value Initially DM in thermal equilibrium with SM, later it freezes out (very conservatively <10%) 5

Searches for Electroweakinos at the LHC Model dependence 6

collisions at the LHC Installed (AFP) Installed (CT-PPS) Process p CD Near beam Detectors p Extensive Program, ee QED processes QCD (jets..) WW, anomalous couplings squarks, top pairs Charginos, Sleptons, ALPS Other new BSM objects and p+pp Strong advantage-model independent production mechanism, accurate mass measurement and A photon-proton/nucleus collider @ LHC 7

AFP, CT-PPS At large masses γγ takes over, KMR-02 M ~200-2000 GeV 8

Diphoton X-Pair Production HKSS, arxiv:1110.4320 electroweakinos (compressed mass BSM scenarios) 9

Major backgrounds =120-300GeV, (Jesse) Semi-exclusive process with proton from (SD,DD) dissociation detected in the FPD. Semi-exclusive QCD-initiated BGs due to low-pt ( mainly c-quark) jets, with SD and DD followed by proton hits in the FPD. Coincidence of inelastic lepton pair production with two independent SD/DD events from the PU interactions that mimics the signal. (danger for other New Physics searches with 1 fb), dimeson, vector resonances etc 10

Event Selection 100 GeV from the LEP constraints Compressed mass scenario difference between slepton and DM candidate mass, ΔM, m(ሚl ൯ = 120-300 GeV, =10-25 GeV is small <m ll > ~ ΔM aim is to keep <m ll > low 2 < m ll < 40 GeV η l < 2,5, cuts on ሻ η(l 1 ሻ η(l 2 (to supress BG) ሻ p T (l ሻ p T (l >5 GeV (trigger conditions) <30 GeV (in order to supress the WW BG) with requirement of no additional tracks with pt > 0.4 GeV at η < 2,5) both protons detected by the proton taggers ( with FT ) sleptons-quite small cross sections ( 0.01-0.3 fb), +hostile PU environment chargino pair production- extra factor of ~25 suppression Calculations: SuperChic, analytical, PYTHIA 8.2, HERWIG 7.1 (quite reasonable agreement) 1

Can be divided into three cut classes Forward proton detector acceptance Courtesy of Marek Tasevsky Di-lepton system No-charged (No activity around primary vertex) Compressed mass scenario difference between slepton and DM candidate mass, ΔM, is small <m ll > ~ ΔM aim is to keep <m ll > low 2 < m ll < 40 GeV z-vertex veto : no vertices/tracks within ±1 mm of the primary vertex 12

( =0 as a reference tool) fast simulation Delphes software package with ATLAS detector input cards 13

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An attractive idea, but huge backgrounds caused by soft proton dissociation, photon bremsstrahlung and PU (at high lumi) Measurements at low lumi ( )with LHCb, ALICE, BLM-approach 20

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CONCLUSIONS The detailed analysis of the LHC prospects for searching for slepton pair production via leptonic decays in compressed SUSY mass scenario in the forward proton mode is performed. The results presented for slepton masses of 120-300 GeV and mass splitting of 10-20 GeV. Since the expected cross sections are small (~0.1 fb) it is essential to work at the nominal LHC lumi with high PU. We have considered the major BGs: photon initiated WW, photon-initiated lepton pairs, QCD-initiated gluon and c-quark jests where a proton arising from dissociation is detected in the FPD and PU BG, caused by two independent SD events coinciding with an inelastic lepton pair production event. We performed dedicated and detailed MC simulation, including relevant detector effects and efficiences. By requiring dilepton mass lower than 40 GeV, imposing a series of cuts and reducing the PU with the help of FTDs we find that the relevant backgrounds can be controlled to the level of expected signal yields. A range of potential methods to further suppress BDs and enlarge the signal is outlined. 23

In particular, better TOF resolution and timing information in the forward/central regions needed. At HL LHC higher requirements on these timing resolutions. Prospects for radiation-hard design for ZDC Such strategy could be used also to explore other simplified models for DM with small Mass splitting between the DM and its charged co-annihilation partner. Searching for invisible objects in the forward proton mode very challenging better to perform at low PU due to the necessity to suppress the dissociative BGs However the situation may improve with engaging radiation-hard ZDC at high lumi. with timing 24

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