Speaker
Dr
Stephan Meighen-Berger
(The University of Melbourne)
Description
We present a new search for weakly interacting massive particles utilizing neutrino telescopes. We consider galactic and extra-galactic dark matter and perform an analysis on ten years of public IceCube data. In addition, we compare these results to the potential sensitivity of a new neutrino observatory, P-ONE. Assuming extremely heavy dark matter self-annihilates and produces neutrinos indirectly or directly, it would produce unique signatures differening from the typical power-law of the atmospheric and astrophysical background. We use these signatures to show that P-ONE and IceCube can exceed current limits set by gamma-ray experiments, especially when considering extra-galactic dark matter.
Authors
Mr
Kruteesh Desai
(TU Munich)
Ruohan Li
(Ludwig-Maximilian-University Munich)
Dr
Stephan Meighen-Berger
(The University of Melbourne)
