8–13 Nov 2026
University of Western Australia
Australia/Perth timezone

Belle II excess and dark matter semi-annihilation

Not scheduled
20m
University of Western Australia

University of Western Australia

Poster Presentation

Speaker

Dr Jongkuk Kim (Kangwon National University)

Description

In 2023, the Belle II Collaboration announced the observation of the
B→K+νν decay channel for the first time. This decay channel provides a clean signal with high precision in theoretical calculations. However, we encounter a 2.8σ deviation from the Standard Model prediction. To resolve this excess, we study a scalar dark matter model with local discrete Z_3 symmetry. Assuming dark U(1)X≡U(1){Lμ-Lτ} symmetry, this U(1){Lμ-Lτ} symmetry is spontaneously broken into local discrete Z_3 by nonzero vacuum expectation value of dark Higgs boson. Considering a dark Higgs mass is 2 GeV, we can explain the recent Br(B→K+νν) excess reported from the Belle II Collaboration and relic abundance at the same time.

Primary Abstract Topic Theory: WIMPs

Authors

Dr Jongkuk Kim (Kangwon National University) Prof. Pyungwon Ko (KIAS (Korea Institute for Advanced Study))

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