Speaker
Martina Mongillo
(ETH Zurich (CH))
Description
Beyond the minimal kinetically-mixed dark photon scenarios predicting fully visible and fully invisible mediator decays, next-to-minimal theories have been considered as compelling frameworks for thermal dark matter and some low-energy anomalies, as the muon g-2.
This talk will showcase the potential of the NA64 experiment in the exploration of rich dark sectors in which the dark photon is semi-visible. The NA64 invisible results have been re-interpreted in the context of two inelastic dark matter models to account for the different signal signature, entailing both missing energy and visible final states.
| Limited flash talk slots | I would present a poster instead. |
|---|---|
| My contribution is about a project related to sustainability | No |
| Field of contribution | Particle physics |
Author
Martina Mongillo
(ETH Zurich (CH))
Co-authors
Benjamin Banto Oberhauser
(ETH Zurich (CH))
Paolo Crivelli
(ETH Zurich (CH))
