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Ranked by formulaVerdict: NotableProjected sensitivity to the ADD large extra dimensions model in the monojet plus missing transverse momentum final state at HL-LHC, HE-LHC, and FCC-hh
We present a unified projection of the sensitivity to the Arkani-Hamed-Dimopoulos-Dvali (ADD) model of large extra dimensions in the monojet plus missing transverse momentum final state at the HL-LHC (s=14 TeV, 3…
Key numbers
- 39% relative to a constant-factor
- 95% CL limits through a
- 95% CL exclusion reach in
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Abstract
We present a unified projection of the sensitivity to the Arkani-Hamed-Dimopoulos-Dvali (ADD) model of large extra dimensions in the monojet plus missing transverse momentum final state at the HL-LHC (√s=14 TeV, 3 ab⁻¹), the HE-LHC (27 TeV, 15 ab⁻¹) and the FCC-hh (100 TeV, 30 ab⁻¹), for n=2,3,4,6 extra dimensions, with one selection, significance estimator and calibration throughout. Signal samples are generated with Pythia 8 and combined with the post-fit Standard-Model background yields released by ATLAS and CMS on HEPData; the expected significance combines the thirteen exclusive E_T^miss bins of the ATLAS signal region, matching the binning of the published likelihood fit. Two elements are new. First, the energy scaling of the background to higher √s, including the 13→14 TeV step, is measured as a function of E_T^miss from dedicated Z(νbarν)+jets and W(ℓν)+jets samples rather than assumed constant; this reduces the projected FCC-hh reach by 39% relative to a constant-factor treatment. Second, the framework is anchored to the published ATLAS Run-2 expected 95% CL limits through a transparent n-dependent calibration, determined directly for all five values of n and found consistent with unity (1.001±1.4%), so that it acts as a consistency check rather than a sizeable correction; the selection response is validated against the published ATLAS cutflow. The projected 95% CL exclusion reach in M_D for n=2 is 12.5, 15.2 and 22.0 TeV at the three colliders, with $5σ$ discovery reach of 9.8, 12.0 and 17.0 TeV, extending the ATLAS Run-2 bound of M_D>11.2 TeV by factors of 1.1-2.0. The calibration scheme provides a template for analogous future-collider studies; the projections hold within the stated Run-2-anchored detector and uncertainty assumptions.
The editor's rubric
- Leverage3 / 5
- A method or resource many groups across the field will adopt within a year.
- Magnitude3 / 5
- Large gain: roughly 2x, or a clear new state of the art on a hard, unsaturated problem.
- Evidence4 / 5
- Strong: large scale, preregistered, independently replicated, or a well-powered randomized trial.
- Novelty3 / 5
- A genuinely new approach to an open problem.
- Trajectory2 / 5
- Some room to improve with obvious engineering.
- Stakes2 / 5
- Benefits a professional community (practitioners, clinicians, engineers).
Editor’s rationale
Heuristic triage from title and abstract text only, not a reading of the paper. Cues found: method (we propose); gains (relative gain); novelty (alternative to status quo, discovery); verification (error bars, experimental validation, code released); scale (scalable); stakes (energy).
How the score was computed
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- Merit
- 6.1 / 10
- Adjusted merit
- 5.0 / 10
- Attention
- 0%
- Freshness
- 86%
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