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hep-ph2026

Ubiquitous Corotation of Dark Matter Halos: Implications for Direct Detection

Dylan Folsom, Carlos Blanco, Mariangela Lisanti +1

Cosmological simulations have recently begun to quantify the halo-to-halo variance in the phase-space distribution of dark matter around the Sun. We use a sample of nearly one hund…

hep-ph2025

Searching for Axion Dark Matter Near Relaxing Magnetars

Sandip Roy, Anirudh Prabhu, Christopher Thompson +3

Axion dark matter passing through the magnetospheres of magnetars can undergo hyper-efficient resonant mixing with low-energy photons, leading to the production of narrow spectral…

hep-ph2025★ 5 cited

Dark Matter Velocity Distributions for Direct Detection: Astrophysical Uncertainties are Smaller Than They Appear

Dylan Folsom, Carlos Blanco, Mariangela Lisanti +3

The sensitivity of direct detection experiments depends on the phase-space distribution of dark matter near the Sun, which can be modeled theoretically using cosmological hydrodyna…

hep-ph2025

Deep learning optimal molecular scintillators for dark matter direct detection

Cameron Cook, Carlos Blanco, Juri Smirnov

Direct searches for sub-GeV dark matter are limited by the intrinsic quantum properties of the target material. In this proof-of-concept study, we argue that this problem is partic…

hep-ph2023★ 2 cited

Sensitivity of JWST to eV-Scale Decaying Axion Dark Matter

Sandip Roy, Carlos Blanco, Christopher Dessert +2

The recently-launched James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) can resolve eV-scale emission lines arising from dark matter (DM) decay. We forecast the end-of-mission sensitivity to the d…

hep-ph2023

Constraining Dark Matter-Proton Scattering from Molecular Cloud Ionization

Carlos Blanco, Ian Harris, Yonatan Kahn +1

Optically dense clouds in the interstellar medium composed predominantly of molecular hydrogen, known as molecular clouds, are sensitive to energy injection in the form of photon a…