Speaker
Matthew Low
(University of Chicago)
Description
In weak-scale theories of beyond the Standard Model physics, particle dark matter is ubiquitous. This is for good reason as observations point towards TeV-scale dark matter with weak-strength interactions. One promising way to search of this type of dark matter is via production at hadron colliders. In this talk I will discuss strategies for searching for dark matter at colliders and present projections on the sensitivity of colliders to simplified models and to neutralino dark matter.
Author
Matthew Low
(University of Chicago)
