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Indirect dark matter searches: current status and perspectives

Christoph Weniger · CERN

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Many theoretical ideas for the particle nature of dark matter exist. The most popular models often predict that dark matter particles self-annihilate or decay, giving rise to potentially detectable signatures in astronomical observations. I will summarize the current status of searches for such signatures and critically reassess recent claims for dark matter signals. I will further provide an outlook on anticipated developments in the next 10 years, and discuss new methods to facilitate strategy development..

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  1. Indirect dark matter searches: current status and perspectives 2016-09-14 · 34 min · CERN's player

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Institution
CERN
Department
Conferences & Workshops
Speaker
Christoph Weniger
Year
2016
Language
English
Subjects
Physics, Astronomy and space
Source
CERN
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