Speaker
Damon Cleaver
(King's College London)
Description
Dark matter with masses beyond the Planck scale pose a direct detection challenge given their very low flux. There have been attempts to constrain macroscopic scale dark matter using large volume terrestrial mediums such as the atmosphere, and long integration time mediums such as ancient mica. In this talk, I show that searches of macroscopic dark matter using $\mathcal{O}(\text{100 km}^3)$ arrays of hydrophones which have been proposed for UHE neutrino detection could probe new parameter space.
Primary author
Damon Cleaver
(King's College London)
