Higgsino dark matter in pure gravity mediated supersymmetry

Evans, Jason L.; Olive, Keith A.

doi:10.1103/physrevd.106.055026

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“…For example, working within SUSY, one can relax the various unification assumptions of minimal supergravity; for some recent discussions, see Refs. [40][41][42]. Alternatively, one can relax the constraint of minimality and introduce additional fields, such as a 4th generation of matter [43,44] or additional singlets.…”

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The WIMP paradigm: Theme and variations

Feng

2023

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WIMPs, weakly-interacting massive particles, have been leading candidates for particle dark matter for decades, and they remain a viable and highly motivated possibility. In these lectures, I describe the basic motivations for WIMPs, beginning with the WIMP miracle and its under-appreciated cousin, the discrete WIMP miracle. I then give an overview of some of the basic features of WIMPs and how to find them. These lectures conclude with some variations on the WIMP theme that have by now become significant topics in their own right and illustrate the richness of the WIMP paradigm.

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