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Welcome!
I'm a postdoc at IBS Center for Theoretical Physics of the Universe (Particle Theory and Cosmology Group), where I work on BSM phenomenology focused on light, typically sub-GeV, new particles related to intensity frontier searches, dark matter, and cosmology. I obtained my PhD in 2022, where I worked with Prof. Leszek Roszkowski and Dr. Sebastian Trojanowski. Research highlights from my PhD studies can be found in PhD Projects page. Before, I did my B.Sc. and M.Sc., supervised by Prof. Janusz Rosiek and Prof. Stefan Pokorski in University of Warsaw, where this webpage is hosted.
Contact:
mail: krzysztofjjodlowski AT g m ai l
affiliation: IBS-CTPU-PTC
(Particle Theory and Cosmology Group, Center for Theoretical Physics of the Universe, Institute for Basic Science)
address: IBS Theory building, 55, Expo-ro, Yuseong-gu, Daejon, 34126, Republic of Korea
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Research highlights
Research highlights
Fig. 1: Color-filled contours correspond to the contribution of secondary production to the sensitivities of FASER, SHiP and MATHUSLA detectors. The reach is extended to short lifetime regime, covering both the (g-2)μ and the relic density areas.
Intensity frontier searches for long lived particles
Large Hadron Collider discovered the Higgs boson in 2012 by making use of detectors looking for heavy, TeV-scale particles which are produced with weak-scale strength interactions. On the other hand, most of the states produced in proton proton collisions actually travel parallel to the beamline and escape large, but short detectors, like ATLAS and CMS. To take advantage of such "wasted” flux, several essentially zero-background experiments has been proposed like FASER, MATHUSLA, CODEX-b, MoeDAL, among others. Part of their physics program is dedicated to looking for new, light long lived particles. We studied secondary production of such state taking place by scattering with material located right in front of the detector [2]. We showed that such mechanism can significantly extend the sensitivity of the aforementioned detectors to shorter lifetime regime.
Non-standard neutrino interactions
We extended the secondary production mechanism to models with extended neutrino sector [3]. We studied dark neutrino portal and neutrino magnetic portal (shown in Fig. 4), among others, which are motivated by, e.g., various direct detection and neutrino experiments anomalies and neutrino mass generation. Once again, we found significant extension of parameter space coverage thanks to the secondary production. In addition to the displaced vertex signature (which is responsible for the reach shown in Fig. 1) we also studied scattering signatures taking place in the emulsion cloud chamber (ECC) detector at FASER2nu.
Fig. 2: FASER2nu sensitivity to neutrino magnetic portal due to secondary production. Green line at the bottom corresponds to displaced vertex signature, yellow line denotes scattering with electrons at the ECC while red bottom line represents secondary production followed by decay at the ECC. FASER2nu is the proposed extension to already working FASER experiment.
Selected papers
Kiwoon Choi, Sang Hui Im, K. Jodlowski, Exploring CP Violation beyond the Standard Model and the PQ Quality with Electric Dipole Moments [arXiv:2308.01090].
K. Jodlowski, Looking forward to photon-coupled long-lived particles I-IV [arXiv:2305.05710, arXiv:2305.10409, arXiv:2305.16781, arXiv:2306.00982].
A. Hryczuk, K. Jodlowski, E. Moulin, L. Rinchiuso, L. Roszkowski, E. M. Sessolo, and S. Trojanowski, Testing dark matter with Cherenkov light - prospects of H.E.S.S. and CTA for exploring minimal supersymmetry, JHEP 10 (2019) 043, [arXiv:1905.00315].
K. Jodlowski, F. Kling, L. Roszkowski, and S. Trojanowski, Extending the reach of FASER, MATHUSLA, and SHiP towards smaller lifetimes using secondary particle production, Phys. Rev. D 101 (2020), no. 9 095020, [arXiv:1911.11346].
K. Jodlowski and S. Trojanowski, Neutrino beam-dump experiment with FASER at the LHC, JHEP 05 (2021) 191, [arXiv:2011.04751].
A. Hryczuk and K. Jodlowski, Self-interacting dark matter from late decays and the H0 tension, Phys. Rev. D 102 (2020), no. 4 043024, [arXiv:2006.16139].
L. Anchordoqui et al.,The Forward Physics Facility: Sites, Experiments, and Physics Potential, [arXiv:2109.10905].
K. Jodlowski, Self-interacting dark matter from late decays and the H0 tension, European Physical Society Conference on High Energy Physics 2021, [arXiv:2110.11622].
K. Jodlowski, Leszek Roszkowski, Sebastian Trojanowski, Indirect detection of long-lived particles in a rich dark sector with a dark Higgs boson portal, [arXiv:2112.11993].
Selected talks
13 Jun 2023, PPC 2023: XVI International Conference on Interactions between Particle Physics and Cosmology, Looking forward to photon-coupled long-lived particles at the LHC Forward Physics Facility, View Slides
16 Sep 2023, Scalars 2023, Sub-GeV dark axion portal at FASER2 , View Slides
18 Sep 2023, Forward Physics Facility Theory Workshop, Looking forward to photon-coupled sub-GeV long-lived particles, View Slides
20 Sep 2023, Light Dark World 2023, Massive spin-2 mediator at FPF, View Slides
26 Sep 2023, axions++ 2023, Looking forward to photon-coupled sub-GeV long-lived particles, View Slides
20-21.5.2019, Particle Astrophysics in Poland, Testing dark matter with Cherenkov light – prospects of H.E.S.S. and CTA for exploring minimal supersymmetry View Poster
16-24.9.2019, 41 International School of Nuclear Physics in Erice, Testing dark matter with Cherenkov light – prospects of H.E.S.S. and CTA for exploring minimal supersymmetry, View Slides
11-14.9.2019, Scalars 2019, Probing short-lifetime regime in FASER and SHiP detectors, View Slides
14-21.1.2021, IAS Program on High Energy Physics (HEP 2021), Looking for Beyond Standard Model Short-lived Particles with Secondary Production, View Slides
12-14.07.2021, 2021 Meeting of the Division of Particles and Fields of the American Physical Society, Self-interacting dark matter from late decays and the H0 tension, View Slides
26-30.7.2021, European Physical Society Conference on High Energy Physics 2021, Self-interacting dark matter from late decays and the H0 tension View Poster
2-6.8.2021, COSMO 2021, Self-interacting dark matter from late decays and the Hubble tension View Poster
23-28.8.2021, The XXVIII International Conference on Supersymmetry and Unification of Fundamental Interactions (SUSY 2021), Looking for Beyond Standard Model Short-lived Particles with Secondary Production, View Slides
16.8-27.8.2021, 49 SLAC Summer Institute, Looking for Beyond Standard Model short-lived particles with secondary production View Poster
3-5.11.2021, Brookhaven Forum 2021, Indirect detection of long-lived particles via a less-simplified dark Higgs portal View Slides
10-12.11.2021, Anomalies, Self-interacting dark matter from late decays and the Hubble tension View Slides
9–12.11.2021, Searching for long-lived particles at the LHC and beyond: Tenth workshop of the LLP Community, Indirect detection of long-lived particles via a less-simplified dark Higgs portal View Slides
29.11-2.12 2021, Kashiwa Dark Matter symposium 2021, Indirect detection of long-lived particles via a less-simplified dark Higgs portal View Poster
7-10.12 2021, Dark Sectors of Astroparticle Physics (AstroDark-2021), Indirect detection of long-lived particles via a less-simplified dark Higgs portal View Poster
16-17.12 2021, Young Theorists’ Forum (YTF 2021), Indirect detection of long-lived particles in a less-simplified dark Higgs portal View Poster
31.01.2022, 4th Forward Physics Facility Meeting, Searching for rich dark sectors in the FPF through secondary production and in indirect dark matter searches, View Slides
Seminars
05.10.2021, High Energy, Cosmology and Astro-particle Physics (HECA), Indirect detection of long-lived particles in a less-simplified scenario View Slides View Video
17.01.2022, Eötvös Loránd University, Signatures of light DM and long-lived particles at the LHC and in space View Slides
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