Speaker
Laser Seymour Kaplan
(University of Wisconsin-Madison (US))
Description
While it is known that about 85% of the matter in the universe is in the
form of Dark Matter (DM), little is known about its properties. As they
should interact only weakly, if DM particles are produced in the
proton-proton collisions at the LHC, they would be measured as missing
transverse momentum (MET) in the detectors. Recent results from the ATLAS
experiment based on the presence of large MET along with a variety of
objects will be discussed.
Author
Laser Seymour Kaplan
(University of Wisconsin-Madison (US))
