Title:

	Supersymmetric Dark Matter



Csaba Balazs
Fermilab



Abstract:

Most of the matter in the Universe consists of non-luminous (dark)
matter and baryons.  While baryons are known particles, the
corpuscular origin of dark matter is still a speculation.  Most
leading theories pointing beyond the standard particle physics model
offer various dark matter candidates. In this talk, I illustrate the
typical particle physics dark matter candidates via supersymmetry.  I
show that the minimal supersymmetric extension of the standard
particle model provides a common origin for both components of matter.
I also show how to test such a scenario at present and near future
colliders, at low energies, and dark matter direct detection
experiments in a complementary way.