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Autores principales: Li, Yin, Liu, Bingxuan, Wang, Jianbin, Xie, Jiaqi, Xu, Kairong, Ye, Ruihan, Huang, Zihuan
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Publicado: 2026
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Acceso en línea:https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.20456
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author Li, Yin
Liu, Bingxuan
Wang, Jianbin
Xie, Jiaqi
Xu, Kairong
Ye, Ruihan
Huang, Zihuan
author_facet Li, Yin
Liu, Bingxuan
Wang, Jianbin
Xie, Jiaqi
Xu, Kairong
Ye, Ruihan
Huang, Zihuan
contents Semi-visible jets (SVJs) provide a characteristic collider signature of strongly interacting dark sectors, in which the key model parameter $r_{\mathrm{inv}}$ controls the fraction of dark hadrons decaying to dark matter candidates. In this work, a regression model is developed to reconstruct $r_{\mathrm{inv}}$ in SVJ events produced in association with an energetic photon. The model uses information from high-level physics objects only, and the training procedure is optimized to ensure applicability. The performance is found to be robust against varying signal parameters and $r_{\mathrm{inv}}$ can be reconstructed at a much higher precision, compared to previously developed analytical method. It offers a new approach to conduct SVJ searches that can potentially unify both $s$-channel and $t$-channel productions, enhancing the sensitivities.
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spellingShingle How Invisible: Regressing The Key Model Parameter for Semi-visible Jet Searches
Li, Yin
Liu, Bingxuan
Wang, Jianbin
Xie, Jiaqi
Xu, Kairong
Ye, Ruihan
Huang, Zihuan
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Experiment
Semi-visible jets (SVJs) provide a characteristic collider signature of strongly interacting dark sectors, in which the key model parameter $r_{\mathrm{inv}}$ controls the fraction of dark hadrons decaying to dark matter candidates. In this work, a regression model is developed to reconstruct $r_{\mathrm{inv}}$ in SVJ events produced in association with an energetic photon. The model uses information from high-level physics objects only, and the training procedure is optimized to ensure applicability. The performance is found to be robust against varying signal parameters and $r_{\mathrm{inv}}$ can be reconstructed at a much higher precision, compared to previously developed analytical method. It offers a new approach to conduct SVJ searches that can potentially unify both $s$-channel and $t$-channel productions, enhancing the sensitivities.
title How Invisible: Regressing The Key Model Parameter for Semi-visible Jet Searches
topic High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Experiment
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.20456