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WIMP miracle

 

Kolb, Turner

  1.    Dark matter models     

  1.    Direct detection of dark matter

  1.    Collider searches for dark matter

  1.    Indirect detection of dark matter

  1.   “Hydrogen Axion Star”, with J. Berger and V. Barger, arXiv:1612.00438

  2.   “The Scale of Dark QCD”, with P. Schwaller, arXiv:1306.4676

  3.   “Weakly Interacting Stable Pions”, with R. J. Hill, arXiv:1005.0008

  1.   “Resonant Dark Matter”, with P. J. Fox, arXiv:0909.2900

  1.   “Dark matter searches with a mono-Z′ jet”, with J. Bourbeau and T. Lin, arXiv:1504.01395

  2.   “Fermion Portal Dark Matter”, with J. Berger, arXiv:1308.0612

  3.   “Searches with Mono-Leptons”, with T. M.P. Tait, arXiv:1208.4361

  4.   “Tevatron at the Frontier of Dark Matter Direct Detection”, with P. J. Fox, R. Harnik, arXiv:1005.3797

  1.   “Supersymmetric Resonant Dark Matter”, with J. Berger and S. Lu, arXiv:1706.09974

  2.   “Galactic neutrinos in the TeV to PeV range”, with M. Ahlers, V. Barger and R. Lu, arXiv:1505.03156

  3.   “Icecube Neutrino and Decaying Dark Matter”, with R. Lu and J. Salvado, arXiv:1311.5864

Dark Matter definitely points to new physics beyond the Standard Model. I am interested in all possible novel dark matter models with specific focuses on the cold dark matter candidates due to the “WIMP miracle”. I have also investigated my efforts on phenomenological studies of dark matter from three different methods including: direction detection, collider, and indirect detection.