DOE OSTI · 2562852
Light Dark Matter Searches at Fermilab
Abstract
Accelerator-based dark sector searches present an excellent opportunity to discover the particles that constitute cosmological dark matter in a laboratory setting. At Fermilab, an exciting program of dark sector searches is now underway across a suite of experiments using high intensity, low- and high-energy proton beamlines. Some of these searches are being carried out at neutrino experiments, which bring high luminosity sources of meson decays near large, sensitive detectors and can therefore probe a variety of dark sector models. Additionally, there have been recent studies highlighting the sensitivity of future and proposed experiments to light dark matter and other dark sector models using protons from Fermilab s new PIP-II linac, currently under construction. In this talk, I will give an overview of Fermilab s accelerator-based dark sector search program, highlight recent results, and discuss future prospects.
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Toups, Matthew Henry [Fermilab] (ORCID:0000000165849011). 2025-04-10. Light Dark Matter Searches at Fermilab. https://doi.org/10.2172/2562852
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