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Tools for High Energy Physics and Cosmology

2–6 Nov 2020
IP2I, Lyon
Europe/Zurich timezone

Session

Dark Matter

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2 Nov 2020, 09:10
IP2I, Lyon

IP2I, Lyon

Institut de Physique des 2 Infinis (IP2I) Lyon, France

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  1. 47. Review on Dark Matter tools
    Chiara Arina (CP3 UCLouvain)
    02/11/2020, 09:10
  2. 48. DDCalc
    Felix Kahlhoefer (RWTH Aachen)
    02/11/2020, 09:40
  3. 49. DirectDM
    Fady Adibsamy Bishara (DESY)
    02/11/2020, 10:00
  4. 50. USINE
    David Maurin
    02/11/2020, 10:20
  5. 51. Strax and Straxen: Streaming analysis for xenon experiments
    Daniel Wenz (Universität Mainz), Joran Angevaare (Nikhef)
    02/11/2020, 10:40
  6. 52. Formation of light (anti)nuclei
    Jonas Tjemsland (NTNU)
    02/11/2020, 11:00
  7. 53. Tools for Feebly Interacting Particles
    Luc Jean Marie Darmé (INFN - National Institute for Nuclear Physics)
    02/11/2020, 11:20
  8. 54. Hadronic Footprint of sub-GeV Dark Matter
    Peter Reimitz (Heidelberg University)
    02/11/2020, 11:40
  9. 89. Capt’n General
    Aaron Vincent (Queen's University)
    02/11/2020, 17:00
  10. 31. Formation of light (anti)nuclei
    Jonas Tjemsland
    Dark matter

    The production mechanism of light clusters of nucleons, such as deuteron, helium-3, tritium and their antiparticles, in high energy particle collisions has lately attracted an increased attention from both astroparticle and heavy ion communities. The expected low astrophysical background of light antinulei makes them ideal probes for exotic astrophysical processes, such as dark matter...

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  11. 12. Hadronic Footprint of sub-GeV Dark Matter
    Peter Reimitz (Heidelberg University)
    Dark matter

    GeV-scale dark matter is an increasingly attractive target for direct detection, indirect detection, and collider searches. Its annihilation into hadronic final states produces a challenging zoo of light hadronic resonances. We update Herwig7 to study the photon and positron spectra from annihilation through a vector mediator. It covers dark matter masses between 250 MeV and 5 GeV and includes...

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  12. 42. Strax and Straxen: Streaming analysis for xenon experiments.
    Daniel Wenz (Universität Mainz), Joran Angevaare (GRAPPA/Nikhef)
    Dark matter

    *(on behalf of the XENON collaboration)

    Over the last decades noble liquid time projection chambers (TPCs) have become one of the forefront technologies for the search in WIMP dark matter. As the detector increases in size, so do the amount of data and data-rates, leading to higher demands on the analysis software.

    The "streaming analysis for xenon experiments" ([strax][1]) is a...

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  13. 17. Tools for Feebly Interacting Particles
    Luc Jean Marie Darmé (INFN - National Institute for Nuclear Physics)
    Dark matter

    Feebly interacting particles (FIPs) in the MeV to GeV range can be studied from a large range of past, current and future experiments. While the number of phenomenological studies on FIPs has dramatically increased in recent years, the available choice of tools has remained limited. We will briefly review existing tools and present some of the current challenges. We will finally focus in more...

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