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Unveiling time-varying signals of ultralight bosonic dark matter at collider and beam dump experiments

Physics

Unveiling time-varying signals of ultralight bosonic dark matter at collider and beam dump experiments

J. Guo, Y. He, et al.

Exciting new research by Jinhui Guo, Yuxuan He, Jia Liu, Xiao-Ping Wang, and Ke-Pan Xie proposes a groundbreaking method to detect ultralight dark matter using dark mediators. With a unique double-peak spectrum and enhanced sensitivity using CMS Open Data, this study promises to advance our understanding of invisible decays in the pursuit of dark matter detection.

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