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O(MeV) dark matter and its detection at e+ - e colliders 朱守华 北京大学理论物理研究所 2007/4 Contents • Why O(MeV) dark matter？ + - • Why (low-energy) e e colliders? • How does dark matter interact with usual matter? • U-boson at BESIII detector • Conclusions and discussions Why O(MeV) dark matter？ • Hot, warm and cold dark matter • 511 keV gamma ray and INTEGRAL observation • O(MeV) dark matter as one of the origin • Muon-problem and Next-to-minimal supersymmetric standard model (NMSSM) • HyperCP experiment indicates 214 MeV pseudo-scalar? • O(MeV) neutralino? Generic signatures of dark matter at modern colliders and its detection • Missing energy (recoil effects) i.e. invisible decay modes in quarkonium invisible decay modes of Higgs boson • Virtual effects for some precise measurements combined analysis with above + - Why (low-energy) e e colliders? • Dark matter signals will be polluted by that of neutrino! • Neutrino-involved processes, at low energy Qm , W are highly suppressed by the scale of weak interaction • Naively speaking, O(MeV) dark matter with the strength as low as that of O(G ) can be identified at F + - low energy e e colliders • BESIII-like high luminosity modern detectors have the advantages to investigate O(MeV) dark matter-related physics How does dark matter interact with usual matter? • We don’t know yet! • Given the success of local gauge interaction (QED and QCD for example)