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UCLA Dark Matter 2020 Conference

25–28 Mar 2020
UCLA
US/Pacific timezone

dm20@physics.ucla.edu

Session

Session 3

3
25 Mar 2020, 13:30
PAB- 1-425 (UCLA)

PAB- 1-425

UCLA

UCLA Department of Physics and Astronomy 475 Portola Plaza, Los Angeles, CA 90095

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  1. 102. Particle Dark Matter: Status and Prospects
    Prof. Kathryn Zurek (Caltech)
    25/03/2020, 13:30
    Dark matter theory
    Talk

    Overview of particle dark matter models.

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  2. 120. Axions: Phenomenology and Detection
    Prof. Surjeet Rajendran (Johns Hopings U.)
    25/03/2020, 14:00
    Talk

    Axions generically emerge in many contexts of particle physics. They may also solve long standing theoretical problems such as the strong CP, gauge hierarchy and the cosmological constant problems. In this talk, I will briefly discuss these theoretical ideas and focus on new experimental methods to find these particles

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  3. 106. Sterile Neutrinos, Dark Matter, and the Dark Sector
    Prof. George Fuller (UC San Diego)
    25/03/2020, 14:30
    Sterile neutrinos as dark matter
    Talk

    Electroweak singlets, sterile neutrinos, remain viable dark matter candidates. It is tantalizing that much remains mysterious about the physics of the neutrino sector. Luckily, neutrinos impact key issues in cosmology and compact objects, and new physics in this sector therefore may reveal itself. Moreover, the advent of new neutrino experiments, and planned next generation X-ray...

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  4. 121. Primordial Black Holes as dark matter
    Volodymyr Takhistov
    25/03/2020, 15:00
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  5. 105. Dark Sector Searches at Accelerators
    Jonathan Lee Feng (University of California Irvine (US))
    25/03/2020, 15:30
    Dark matter searches at accelerators
    Talk

    The generalization of dark matter to dark sectors, with potentially rich matter content and interactions, has opened up new avenues for detection. In particular, there are now many new motivations for light, long-lived particles, which can be probed by novel experiments at accelerators. I will review these motivations, describe of the interplay of theory and experiment in this area, and give...

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