June 22, 2020 to July 2, 2020
US/Central timezone

Search for heavy secluded dark matter with ANTARES

Not scheduled
10m

Speaker

Dr Sara Rebecca Gozzini (ECAP Erlangen)

Description

Dark matter searches have found until now no evidence for a WIMP candidate at the GeV-TeV scale.
Heavy sectors of physics beyond the Standard Model provide dark matter candidates at and above 10-100 TeV. Such heavy dark matter can be indirectly searched for in secluded scenarios,
which naturally evade the unitarity bound on the dark matter mass, and at the same time allow to reliably compute the annihilation spectra of relevance for experiments. These perspectives
open a yet unexplored search territory accessible to neutrino telescopes such as ANTARES and KM3NeT. Promising dark matter sources such as the Galactic Centre are in good visibility for these telescopes,
that perform a search for high-energy neutrinos produced in dark matter pair-annihilations. Results of a search for heavy secluded dark matter with ANTARES are presented.

Mini-abstract

ANTARES presents their limits on the annihilation of heavy secluded dark matter.

Experiment/Collaboration ANTARES

Primary authors

Dr Filippo Sala (LPTHE) Dr Sara Rebecca Gozzini (ECAP Erlangen)

Co-authors

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