Lecture

Dark Matter Detection

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Description

This lecture covers the principles and strategies for direct detection of dark matter, including the use of shielding, radio-pure materials, and coincidence detectors. It also explores time-dependent signal exploitation and modulation effects. Various experiments like DAMA and CRESST are discussed, along with the challenges in interpreting results and the interplay between different detection methods.

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Physics

Particle physics: Standard Model, Neutrinos

Nuclear physics: Topics in nuclear physics

Astronomy

Astrophysics: Physical cosmology

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