24-31 July 2009
Wayne State University
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Light Hidden Fermionic Dark Matter In Neutrino Experiments
Presented by Dr. Jennifer KILE
on
31 Jul 2009
from
14:45
to
15:10
Track: Low Energy Searches for BSM Physics
Content
We study, in a model-independent analysis, the possibility of direct detection of light fermionic dark matter in neutrino experiments. We consider all operators of dimension six or lower which can contribute to the process f p -> n e+, where f is a dark fermion, and place constraints on their coefficients via the dark matter lifetime. We then discuss limits on these interactions from neutrino experiments.
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Location: Wayne State University
Address: Detroit, Michigan 48201, USA
Primary authors
- Dr. Jennifer KILE Brookhaven National Lab
- Dr. Amarjit SONI Brookhaven National Lab
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