Dark Matter Direct Detection Experiments with Xenon in Dual Phase
Résumé
Dual phase (liquid-gas) direct detection xenon experiments have recently
demonstrated their exceptional capabilities for rare event detection. They
examine the interaction of dark matter particles through their scatter off
nuclei in the target. This technology currently achieves the most stringent
limits on WIMP (Weakly Interacting Massive Particle) searches: it is evolving
rapidly since the last decade and is expected to continue leading the field. The
most recent results from LUX, PandaX and XENON Collaborations are reviewed,
focused on dark matter sensitivity limits.