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Hunting the Unseen: Deep Learning Analysis for Semi-Visible Jet Tagging
Semi-Visible Jets (SVJs) constitute a distinctive collider signature of strongly interacting dark sectors, embedding Dark Matter candidates, wherein jets contain both visible Standard Model objects and invisible dark hadrons, giving rise to correlated jet activity and missing transverse momentum. In
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