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Event Number 4230
Tuesday, September 27th, 2016: Theory Seminar (High Energy/Cosmology); Discovering or Falsifying sub-GeV Thermal Dark Matter; Time: 3:30 pm; Place: 5280 Chamberlin; Speaker: Gordan Krnjaic, Fermilab; Abstract: This talk analyzes the present status of sub-GeV thermal dark matter annihilating through Standard Model mixing. In these scenarios, the requirement that dark matter be a thermal relic sets a sharp sensitivity target for terrestrial experiments, and that one of the simplest and best-motivated interactions between the SM and light dark matter (the vector portal) remains viable. Moreover, it is demonstrated that a small set of future experiments can decisively test these models. In particular, the future LDMX experiment can play a key role in most of the remaining parameter space in simple models.; Host: Yang Bai; Presentation: UW-Madison-Seminar .pdf; Add this event to your calendar