Chapter 5 Dark Matter and New Physics Beyond the Standard Model with LHAASO

Bi, Xiajun

doi:10.1088/1674-1137/ac3fab

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“…LHAASO will, however, have Snowmass2021 Cosmic Frontier: The landscape of cosmic-ray and high-energy photon probes of particle dark matter strong sensitivity to dark matter events from the Sun, potentially exceeding the HAWC sensitivity [127]. For more information about the LHAASO program on beyond-the-standardmodel physics, see [128].…”

Section: High Altitude Water Cherenkov Observatory (Hawc)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Snowmass2021 Cosmic Frontier: The landscape of cosmic-ray and high-energy photon probes of particle dark matter

Aramaki¹,

Boezio²,

Buckley³

et al. 2022

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This white paper discusses the current landscape and prospects for experiments sensitive to particle dark matter processes producing photons and cosmic rays. Much of the γ-ray sky remains unexplored on a level of sensitivity that would enable the discovery of a dark matter signal. Currently operating GeV-TeV observatories, such as Fermi-LAT, atmospheric Cherenkov telescopes, and water Cherenkov detector arrays continue to target several promising dark matter-rich environments within and beyond the Galaxy. Soon, several new experiments will continue to explore, with increased sensitivity, especially extended targets in the sky. This paper reviews the several near-term and longer-term plans for γray observatories, from MeV energies up to hundreds of TeV. Similarly, the X-ray sky has been and continues to be monitored by decade-old observatories. Upcoming telescopes will further bolster searches and allow new discovery space for lines from, e.g., sterile neutrinos and axion-photon conversion.Furthermore, this overview discusses currently operating cosmic-ray probes and the landscape of future experiments that will clarify existing persistent anomalies in cosmic radiation and spearhead possible new discoveries.Finally, the article closes with a discussion of necessary cross section measurements that need to be conducted at colliders to reduce substantial uncertainties in interpreting photon and cosmic-ray measurements in space.Snowmass2021 Cosmic Frontier: The landscape of cosmic-ray and high-energy photon probes of particle dark matter Snowmass2021 Cosmic Frontier: The landscape of cosmic-ray and high-energy photon probes of particle dark matter

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Snowmass2021 Cosmic Frontier: The landscape of cosmic-ray and high-energy photon probes of particle dark matter

Aramaki¹,

Boezio²,

Buckley³

et al. 2022

Preprint

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“…It is also evident how LHAASO will be the most sensitive instrument above 50 TeV for the next decades. A broad overview of the Physics potential of LHAASO can be found in the LHAASO science book, a special issue of the Chinese Physics C, released in 2021 where all science topics are discussed as Galactic [2] and Extra-galactic Physics [3], Cosmic rays Physics [4], Dark Matter and BSM Physics [5], Multi-messenger astronomy [6], and Solar and Heliosphere Physics [7].…”

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Highlights from the Large High-Altitude Air-Shower Observatory (LHAASO)

Volpe¹

2023

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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Since July 2021, LHAASO is fully operational and collecting data. The Nature paper in 2021, revealing 12 VHE new sources, was just the start of LHAASO science, revealing the huge scientific potential of this experiment. LHAASO opened the multi-TeV era in γ-ray astronomy and cosmic ray physics. Many analysis efforts in different areas are ongoing in different areas and several results are already published. In this contribution, we will show some highlights from LHAASO science together with the status of calibrations and performances achieved.

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“…A detailed overview of the Physics potential of LHAASO can be found in the special issue of the Chinese Physics released in 2021 where all science topics are discussed, as Galactic [2] and Extragalactic Physics [3], Cosmic rays Physics [4], Dark Matter and BSM Physics [5], Multi-messenger astronomy [6], and Solar and Heliosphere Physics [7].…”

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Highlights from the Large High-Altitude Air-Shower Observatory (LHAASO)

Volpe¹,

Collaboration²

2022

Proceedings of Neutrino Oscillation Workshop — PoS(NOW2022)

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The Large High-Altitude Air Shower Observatory (LHAASO) opened the multi-TeV era in 𝛾astronomy and cosmic ray physics. Since July 2021, LHAASO is fully operational and collecting high-quality data. A Nature paper in 2021, revealing 12 VHE new sources, was just the start of LHAASO science, revealing the huge scientific potential of LHAASO. Many analysis efforts are ongoing in different areas and several results are already published. In this contribution, we will show some highlights from LHAASO science in particular on the Crab SED at PeV energies, the new limits on the Lorentz Invariance Violation and Dark Matter.

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Chapter 5 Dark Matter and New Physics Beyond the Standard Model with LHAASO

Cited by 7 publications

References 148 publications

Snowmass2021 Cosmic Frontier: The landscape of cosmic-ray and high-energy photon probes of particle dark matter

Snowmass2021 Cosmic Frontier: The landscape of cosmic-ray and high-energy photon probes of particle dark matter

Highlights from the Large High-Altitude Air-Shower Observatory (LHAASO)

Highlights from the Large High-Altitude Air-Shower Observatory (LHAASO)

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