Recent developments in dark matter theory
A. Ibarra
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Abstract
The nature of dark matter remains one of the central open questions in particle physics, astrophysics and cosmology. These proceedings review selected recent developments across the broad dark-matter mass range, from wave-like dark matter and primordial black holes to particle dark matter. Particular emphasis is placed on indirect searches with gamma rays, antimatter and neutrinos, as well as on direct-detection strategies beyond the standard WIMP paradigm, such as general dark matter-nucleon interactions, the Migdal effect, electron scattering and boosted dark matter.
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