23–28 Jun 2014
Amsterdam
Europe/Zurich timezone

Searches of Dark Matter with the GAMMA-400 Space Mission

25 Jun 2014, 16:55
25m
Room 6 (Tuschinski Theatre)

Room 6

Tuschinski Theatre

Presentation Dark Matter Indirect Detection Dark Matter: Indirect Detection

Speaker

Mr Paolo Cumani (University of Trieste / INFN Trieste)

Description

GAMMA-400 is a Russian space mission with an international contribution, primarily devoted to the study of gamma-rays in the MeV – TeV energy range. One of the main topic addressed by GAMMA-400 will be the search of possible hint of Dark Matter signal with observation firstly towards the Galactic Center and Dwarf Galaxies. Thanks to a deep calorimeter of novel concept and a state-of-the-art Silicon tracker it will be able to achieve an optimal angular and energy resolution. Thanks to its configuration GAMMA-400 will be able to study not only gamma-rays but also cosmic-rays, protons and nuclei, with energies up to the knee ($10 ^{14}$ - $10^{15}$ eV). The latest simulation and test beam results and an overview of the mission configuration and scientific objectives will be presented.

Author

Mr Paolo Cumani (University of Trieste / INFN Trieste)

Presentation materials