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Rethinking search signatures: Hadronic decays of GeV-scale feebly coupled particles
Experimental searches for GeV-scale feebly interacting particles commonly target the simplest decay signatures with two charged particles, including hadrons. Hadronic modes often dominate the inclusive decay rate, and their simulation relies extensively on \textsc{Pythia}. Its fragmentation model, c
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