Lepton collider as a window to reheating via freezing in dark matter detection. Part I

We propose a methodology to infer the reheat temperature ( T R H ) of the Universe from the collider signal of freezing in dark matter (DM). We demonstrate it for the mono- γ signal at the electron-positron colliders, which indicates to a low-scale T R H , after addressing observed DM abundance, BBN, and other relevant constraints. The method can be used to correlate different reheating dynamics, DM models, and collider signals.

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Physics Letters B
Published
2025-09-04
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.physletb.2025.139863
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4
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Dark Matter and Cosmic Phenomena
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Abstract

We propose a methodology to infer the reheat temperature ( T R H ) of the Universe from the collider signal of freezing in dark matter (DM). We demonstrate it for the mono- γ signal at the electron-positron colliders, which indicates to a low-scale T R H , after addressing observed DM abundance, BBN, and other relevant constraints. The method can be used to correlate different reheating dynamics, DM models, and collider signals.

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