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ECS Lightning talk
Recently, the first search for a resonance arising from the dark sector in the fully hadronic channel, using the ATLAS detector, has been made public. Events containing at least two large-radius jets with high track multiplicity are selected, and a resonant search is performed over the invariant mass distributions of the multi-jet background. The analysis considered four benchmark models, to span a broad parameter space that results in the desired signature. However, this analysis is not an exhaustive exploration of all possible dark QCD parameter combinations or BSM theories to which ATLAS is sensitive to in the analysis search region. To ensure the implications of this dark jet resonance search is beneficial for other BSM models, it's crucial to store the relevant data in HEPData. HEPData is a public online database containing data from HEP publications, such that the data is easily accessible and reusable. We present the proposed information from this analysis to preserve, including model dependent and independent limits, a cutflow table, and selected observable distributions.
