Gamma-ray signals from weak scale SUSY dark matter

ORAL

Abstract

It is widely thought that recent results for supersymmetry and dark matter searches favor TeV-scale SUSY Standard Model. In this talk, however, I will argue that there still exists a wide range of viable parameter space of weak scale MSSM. This model predicts new bulk region in which relatively light sleptons with the large chiral mixing and $CP$-violating phase enhance the dark matter annihilation into lepton pair, and is severely tested by the precise measurements of magnetic and electric dipole moment of leptons. I will conclude my talk by presenting the possible signatures from such dark matter particles at the present epoch and exploring the detectability of the signals using the currently operating and next generation satellite gamma-ray telescopes.

Authors

  • Takahiro Yamamoto

    Univ of Utah

  • Pearl Sandick

    Univ of Utah

  • Fei Teng

    Univ of Utah

  • Jason Kumar

    Univ of Hawai’i