Recent Results from the SIMPLE Dark Matter Search
TA Girard, F. Giuliani, J. I. Collar
Abstract
SIMPLE is an experimental search for evidence of spin-dependent dark matter, based on superheated droplet detectors using C2ClF5. We report preliminary results of a 0.6 kgdy exposure of five one liter devices, each containing 10 g active mass, in the 1500 mwe LSBB (Rustrel, France). In combination with improvements in detector sensitivity, the results exclude a WIMP--proton interaction above 5 pb at Mχ = 50 GeV/c2.
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