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Dark matter searches from the galaxy to the LHC - recent hints and coming progress

Gordon KANE · CERN

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We discuss the possible galactic positron excess and constraints on interpreting it as dark matter annihilation. We consider wino and higgsino wimps that provide the local relic density and a positron excess (which implies the relic density is non-thermal in origin and important consequences for cosmological history and underlying theories), comment on how to confirm and study these issues at LHC, and on the relation to direct detection experiments..

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  1. Dark matter searches from the galaxy to the LHC - recent hints and coming progress 2008-08-05 · 59 min · CERN's player

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CERN
Department
CERN Joint EP/PP Seminars
Speaker
Gordon KANE
Year
2008
Language
English
Source
CERN
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