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most citedAre direct search experiments sensitive to all spin-independent WIMP candidates?

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astro-ph.CO2011★ 1 cited

Isospin conserving Dark Matter with isospin dependent interaction, and reconciliation of contrasting results from direct Dark Matter experiments

F. Giuliani

A simple model of Dark Matter (DM) which couples with the two nucleons with different coupling strengths without violating isospin conservation is explored as an example of the imp…

astro-ph.CO2009

The effect of the recoil energy window on the results of direct dark matter experiments

F. Giuliani

The effect of the chosen analysis energy window on the results of a dark matter experiment is exemplified by the curious intersection of the exclusion plots of the XENON10 and the…

astro-ph2007★ 3 cited

A CF3I-based SDD Prototype for Spin-independent Dark Matter Searches

T. Morlata, M. Felizardo, F. Giuliani +8

The application of Superheated Droplet Detectors (SDDs) to dark matter searches has so far been confined to the light nuclei refrigerants C2ClF5 and C4F10 (SIMPLE and PICASSO, resp…

astro-ph2007★ 2 cited

Can Light-nuclei Search Experiments Constrain the Spin-independent Dark Matter Phase Space?

F. Giuliani, TA Girard, T. Morlat

At present, restrictions on the spin-independent parameter space of WIMP dark matter searches have been limited to the results provided by relatively heavy nuclei experiments, base…

physics.ins-det2005★ 1 cited

Heavy Superheated Droplet Detectors as a Probe of Spin-independent WIMP Dark Matter Existence

F. Giuliani, T. Morlat, T. A. Girard

At present, application of Superheated Droplet Detectors (SDDs) in WIMP dark matter searches has been limited to the spin-dependent sector, owing to the general use of fluorinated…

hep-ex2005★ 14 cited

On the direct search for spin-dependent WIMP interactions

T. A. Girard, F. Giuliani

We examine the current directions in the search for spin-dependent dark matter. We discover that, with few exceptions, the search activity is concentrated towards constraints on th…