Experimental Searches for Dark Matter

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Aug 2007

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THE IDENTIFICATION OF DARK MATTER. Proceedings of the Sixth International Workshop. Held 11-16 September 2006 in Rhodes, Greece.

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We review the various methods to search for dark matter particles based on the results from the recent symposium at Marina Del Rey [1]. At present, the most promising methods are: (a) Direct searches with earth-bound detectors made of Ge, Xe, Ar, etc. (b) Search for Gamma Rays from dark matter annihilation in the local galaxy. We note there is progress on (a) to date, the expectation for the current generation of detectors CDMS II, Edelweiss II, ZEPLIN II, WARP etc. and hopes for future one ton detectors. In the case of (b) the detection of Dark Matter Gamma Rays will depend on the clumping of Dark Matter in the Galaxy and Backgrounds. We will discuss this. We also discuss very briefly warm dark matter.

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