Dark Matter Detection in Focus Point Supersymmetry
  We determine the prospects for direct and indirect detection of thermal relic
neutralinos in supersymmetric theories with multi-TeV squarks and sleptons. We
consider the concrete example of the focus point region of minimal
supergravity, but our results are generically valid for all models with
decoupled scalars and mixed Bino-Higgsino or Higgsino-like dark matter. We
determine the parameter space consistent with a 125 GeV Higgs boson including
3-loop corrections in the calculation of the Higgs mass. These corrections
increase m_h by 1-3 GeV, lowering the preferred scalar mass scale and
decreasing the fine-tuning measure in these scenarios. We then systematically
examine prospects for dark matter direct and indirect detection. Direct
detection constraints do not exclude these models, especially for \mu < 0. At
the same time, the scenario generically predicts spin-independent signals just
beyond current bounds. We also consider indirect detection with neutrinos,
gamma rays, anti-protons, and anti-deuterons. Current IceCube neutrino
constraints are competitive with direct detection, implying bright prospects
for complementary searches with both direct and indirect detection.
