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F. Gao
Researcher at Columbia University
Publications - 65
Citations - 9919
F. Gao is an academic researcher from Columbia University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Dark matter & WIMP. The author has an hindex of 33, co-authored 65 publications receiving 8075 citations. Previous affiliations of F. Gao include University of Bologna & Max Planck Society.
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Dark Matter Search Results from a One Ton-Year Exposure of XENON1T.
Elena Aprile,Jelle Aalbers,F. Agostini,M. Alfonsi,L. Althueser,F. D. Amaro,M. Anthony,F. Arneodo,Laura Baudis,Boris Bauermeister,M. L. Benabderrahmane,T. Berger,P. A. Breur,April S. Brown,Ethan Brown,S. Bruenner,Giacomo Bruno,Ran Budnik,C. Capelli,João Cardoso,D. Cichon,D. Coderre,Auke-Pieter Colijn,Jan Conrad,Jean-Pierre Cussonneau,M. P. Decowski,P. de Perio,P. Di Gangi,A. Di Giovanni,Sara Diglio,A. Elykov,G. Eurin,J. Fei,A. D. Ferella,A. Fieguth,W. Fulgione,A. Gallo Rosso,Michelle Galloway,F. Gao,M. Garbini,C. Geis,L. Grandi,Z. Greene,H. Qiu,C. Hasterok,E. Hogenbirk,J. Howlett,R. Itay,F. Joerg,B. Kaminsky,Shingo Kazama,A. Kish,G. Koltman,H. Landsman,R. F. Lang,L. Levinson,Qing Lin,Sebastian Lindemann,Manfred Lindner,F. Lombardi,J. A. M. Lopes,J. Mahlstedt,A. Manfredini,T. Marrodán Undagoitia,Julien Masbou,D. Masson,M. Messina,K. Micheneau,Kate C. Miller,A. Molinario,K. Morå,M. Murra,J. Naganoma,Kaixuan Ni,Uwe Oberlack,Bart Pelssers,F. Piastra,J. Pienaar,V. Pizzella,Guillaume Plante,R. Podviianiuk,N. Priel,D. Ramírez García,L. Rauch,S. Reichard,C. Reuter,B. Riedel,A. Rizzo,A. Rocchetti,N. Rupp,J.M.F. dos Santos,Gabriella Sartorelli,M. Scheibelhut,S. Schindler,J. Schreiner,D. Schulte,Marc Schumann,L. Scotto Lavina,M. Selvi,P. Shagin,E. Shockley,Manuel Gameiro da Silva,H. Simgen,Dominique Thers,F. Toschi,F. Toschi,Gian Carlo Trinchero,C. Tunnell,N. Upole,M. Vargas,O. Wack,Hongwei Wang,Zirui Wang,Yuehuan Wei,Ch. Weinheimer,C. Wittweg,J. Wulf,J. Ye,Yanxi Zhang,T. Zhu +119 more
TL;DR: In this article, a search for weakly interacting massive particles (WIMPs) using 278.8 days of data collected with the XENON1T experiment at LNGS is reported.
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Dark Matter Results from 225 Live Days of XENON100 Data
Elena Aprile,M. Alfonsi,K. Arisaka,F. Arneodo,C. Balan,Laura Baudis,Boris Bauermeister,A. Behrens,P. Beltrame,K. Bokeloh,Ethan Brown,Giacomo Bruno,Ran Budnik,João Cardoso,W. T. Chen,B. Choi,David B. Cline,Auke-Pieter Colijn,H. Contreras,Jean-Pierre Cussonneau,M. P. Decowski,Ehud Duchovni,S. Fattori,A. D. Ferella,W. Fulgione,F. Gao,M. Garbini,C. Ghag,K. L. Giboni,Luke Goetzke,C. Grignon,Eilam Gross,W. Hampel,Florian Kaether,A. Kish,J. Lamblin,H. Landsman,R. F. Lang,R. F. Lang,M. Le Calloch,C. Levy,K. E. Lim,Qing Lin,Sebastian Lindemann,Manfred Lindner,J. A. M. Lopes,K. Lung,T. Marrodán Undagoitia,F. V. Massoli,A. J. Melgarejo Fernandez,Y. Meng,A. Molinario,E. Nativ,Kaixuan Ni,Uwe Oberlack,Uwe Oberlack,S. E. A. Orrigo,E. Pantic,R. Persiani,G. Plante,N. Priel,A. Rizzo,S. Rosendahl,J.M.F. dos Santos,G. Sartorelli,Jochen Schreiner,Marc Schumann,L. Scotto Lavina,P. R. Scovell,M. Selvi,P. Shagin,Hardy Simgen,A. Teymourian,D. Thers,O. Vitells,Hui Wang,M. Weber,Ch. Weinheimer +77 more
TL;DR: A search for particle dark matter with the XENON100 experiment, operated at the Laboratori Nazionali del Gran Sasso for 13 months during 2011 and 2012, has yielded no evidence for dark matter interactions.
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First Dark Matter Search Results from the XENON1T Experiment
Elena Aprile,Jelle Aalbers,F. Agostini,M. Alfonsi,F. D. Amaro,M. Anthony,F. Arneodo,P. Barrow,Laura Baudis,Boris Bauermeister,M. L. Benabderrahmane,T. Berger,P. A. Breur,April S. Brown,Ethan Brown,S. Bruenner,Giacomo Bruno,Ran Budnik,L. Bütikofer,J. Calvén,João Cardoso,M. Cervantes,D. Cichon,D. Coderre,Auke-Pieter Colijn,Jan Conrad,Jean-Pierre Cussonneau,M. P. Decowski,P. de Perio,P. Di Gangi,A. Di Giovanni,Sara Diglio,G. Eurin,J. Fei,A. D. Ferella,A. Fieguth,W. Fulgione,A. Gallo Rosso,Michelle Galloway,F. Gao,M. Garbini,Robert Gardner,C. Geis,Luke Goetzke,L. Grandi,Z. Greene,C. Grignon,C. Hasterok,E. Hogenbirk,J. Howlett,R. Itay,B. Kaminsky,Shingo Kazama,G. Kessler,A. Kish,H. Landsman,R. F. Lang,D. Lellouch,L. Levinson,Qing Lin,Sebastian Lindemann,Manfred Lindner,F. Lombardi,J. A. M. Lopes,A. Manfredini,I. Mariș,T. Marrodán Undagoitia,Julien Masbou,F. V. Massoli,D. Masson,D. Mayani,M. Messina,K. Micheneau,A. Molinario,K. Morâ,M. Murra,J. Naganoma,Kaixuan Ni,Uwe Oberlack,P. Pakarha,Bart Pelssers,R. Persiani,F. Piastra,J. Pienaar,V. Pizzella,M.-C. Piro,Guillaume Plante,N. Priel,L. Rauch,S. Reichard,C. Reuter,B. Riedel,A. Rizzo,S. Rosendahl,N. Rupp,R. Saldanha,J.M.F. dos Santos,Gabriella Sartorelli,M. Scheibelhut,S. Schindler,J. Schreiner,Marc Schumann,L. Scotto Lavina,M. Selvi,P. Shagin,E. Shockley,Manuel Gameiro da Silva,H. Simgen,M. V. Sivers,A. Stein,S. Thapa,Dominique Thers,A. Tiseni,Gian Carlo Trinchero,C. Tunnell,M. Vargas,N. Upole,Hui Wang,Zirui Wang,Yuehuan Wei,Ch. Weinheimer,J. Wulf,J. Ye,Yanxi Zhang,T. Zhu +124 more
TL;DR: The first dark matter search results from XENON1T, a ∼2000-kg-target-mass dual-phase (liquid-gas) xenon time projection chamber in operation at the Laboratori Nazionali del Gran Sasso in Italy, are reported and a profile likelihood analysis shows that the data are consistent with the background-only hypothesis.
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Dark Matter Results from 100 Live Days of XENON100 Data
Elena Aprile,K. Arisaka,F. Arneodo,A. Askin,Laura Baudis,A. Behrens,K. Bokeloh,Ethan Brown,T. Bruch,Giacomo Bruno,João Cardoso,W. T. Chen,B. Choi,David B. Cline,Ehud Duchovni,S. Fattori,A. D. Ferella,F. Gao,K. L. Giboni,Eilam Gross,A. Kish,C. W. Lam,J. Lamblin,R. F. Lang,C. Levy,K. E. Lim,Qing Lin,Sebastian Lindemann,Manfred Lindner,J. A. M. Lopes,K. Lung,T. Marrodán Undagoitia,Y. Mei,Y. Mei,A. J. Melgarejo Fernandez,Kaixuan Ni,Uwe Oberlack,Uwe Oberlack,S. E. A. Orrigo,E. Pantic,R. Persiani,G. Plante,A. C. C. Ribeiro,R. Santorelli,J.M.F. dos Santos,G. Sartorelli,Marc Schumann,M. Selvi,P. Shagin,Hardy Simgen,A. Teymourian,D. Thers,O. Vitells,Hongwei Wang,M. Weber,Ch. Weinheimer +55 more
TL;DR: The XENON100 detector, installed underground at the Laboratori Nazionali del Gran Sasso of INFN, Italy, finds no evidence for dark matter, leading to the most stringent limit on dark matter interactions today.
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Excess electronic recoil events in XENON1T
Elena Aprile,Jelle Aalbers,F. Agostini,F. Agostini,M. Alfonsi,L. Althueser,F. D. Amaro,V. C. Antochi,E. Angelino,E. Angelino,J. R. Angevaare,F. Arneodo,D. Barge,Laura Baudis,Boris Bauermeister,Lorenzo Bellagamba,M. L. Benabderrahmane,T. Berger,April S. Brown,Ethan Brown,S. Bruenner,Giacomo Bruno,Ran Budnik,C. Capelli,João Cardoso,D. Cichon,B. Cimmino,M. Clark,D. Coderre,Auke-Pieter Colijn,Jan Conrad,Jean-Pierre Cussonneau,M. P. Decowski,A. Depoian,P. Di Gangi,A. Di Giovanni,R. Di Stefano,Sara Diglio,A. Elykov,G. Eurin,A. D. Ferella,W. Fulgione,P. Gaemers,R. Gaior,Michelle Galloway,F. Gao,L. Grandi,C. Hasterok,C. Hils,Katsuki Hiraide,L. Hoetzsch,J. Howlett,M. Iacovacci,Yoshitaka Itow,F. Joerg,N. Kato,Shingo Kazama,Masanori Kobayashi,G. Koltman,A. Kopec,H. Landsman,R. F. Lang,L. Levinson,Qing Lin,Sebastian Lindemann,Manfred Lindner,F. Lombardi,J. Long,J. A. M. Lopes,E. López Fune,C. Macolino,Joern Mahlstedt,A. Mancuso,Laura Manenti,A. Manfredini,F. Marignetti,T. Marrodán Undagoitia,K. Martens,Julien Masbou,D. Masson,S. Mastroianni,M. Messina,Kentaro Miuchi,K. Mizukoshi,A. Molinario,K. Morå,S. Moriyama,Y. Mosbacher,M. Murra,J. Naganoma,Kaixuan Ni,Uwe Oberlack,K. Odgers,J. Palacio,Bart Pelssers,R. Peres,J. Pienaar,V. Pizzella,Guillaume Plante,J. Qin,H. Qiu,D. Ramírez García,S. Reichard,A. Rocchetti,N. Rupp,J.M.F. dos Santos,Gabriella Sartorelli,N. Šarčević,M. Scheibelhut,J. Schreiner,D. Schulte,Marc Schumann,L. Scotto Lavina,M. Selvi,F. Semeria,P. Shagin,E. Shockley,Manuel Gameiro da Silva,H. Simgen,A. Takeda,C. Therreau,Dominique Thers,F. Toschi,Gian Carlo Trinchero,C. Tunnell,M. Vargas,G. Volta,Hongwei Wang,Yuehuan Wei,Ch. Weinheimer,M. Weiss,D. Wenz,C. Wittweg,Z. Xu,Masaki Yamashita,J. Ye,Guido Zavattini,Yanxi Zhang,T. Zhu,J. P. Zopounidis,Xavier Mougeot +140 more
TL;DR: In this article, the XENON1T data was used for searches for new physics with low-energy electronic recoil data recorded with the Xenon1T detector, which enabled one of the most sensitive searches for solar axions, an enhanced neutrino magnetic moment using solar neutrinos, and bosonic dark matter.