Recent developments in dark matter theory
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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