An experimental particle physicist who coauthored CRESST experiment reports searching for dark matter. The 730 kg-day study used cryogenic crystals with two readout channels: phonons measured deposited energy, while particle scintillation helped classify the interacting particle. Candidate events were compared with explicit background models before being interpreted in a possible WIMP scenario.[ref]
Results from 730 kg days of the CRESST-II Dark Matter Search by G. Angloher and others. Abstract: dual-channel detectors, recoil candidates and background analysis
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