6–9 Sept 2022
Physics Department, University "La Sapienza", Roma, Italy
Europe/Rome timezone

Light dark matter detection: new ideas and new tools

7 Sept 2022, 15:00
20m
Aula Careri

Aula Careri

Speaker

Dr Angelo Esposito (Princeton IAS)

Description

I will discuss some possible ways of looking for sub-MeV dark matter using the emission of collective excitations in different media. In particular, I will discuss the possibility of probing spin-independent interactions using superfluid He-4, and spin-dependent ones using antiferromagnets (specifically, NiO and MnF2).
In doing that, I will employ a new theoretical tool, very familiar to high energy physicists, but just recently employed in the phenomenological study of phases of matter: effective field theories for the collective excitations of the material.

Primary author

Dr Angelo Esposito (Princeton IAS)

Presentation materials