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University of Patras / Greece Search for (un)predicted streaming DM exotica Why no DM signal yet? K. Zioutas University of Patras / Greece Abstract: Streaming DM may be the better source for its discovery than the isotropic DM. Because, a large flux enhancement can take place, temporally, due to gravitational lensing when the Sun and/or a planet are aligned with the stream. Of interest are axion miniclusters, in particular, if the solar system has trapped one during its formation. Wide-band axion antennae fit this concept, but also the proposed fast narrow band scanning. A network of detectors can provide full time coverage (and large axion mass acceptance). Other DM searches may profit from this proposal. Z., Anastassopoulos, Bertolucci, Cantatore, Cetin, Fischer, Funk, Gardikiotis, Hoffmann, Hofmann, Karuza, Maroudas, Semertzidis, Tkachev arXiv:1703.01436 ; Fischer, Semertzidis, Z., https://ep-news.web.cern.ch/content/search-axions-streaming-dark-matter. Further reading: CERN, 27-30 March 2017

CAST  Fermi-LAT CAST Solar Chameleons in CAST. 2017  NATURE paper!  In Fermi-LAT? CAST  Fermi-LAT 7000 [T∙m]2 ~1016 x CAST CAST 2017  NATURE paper!

Detect / exclude CaB  DM streams Dark Matter

Tidal streams of Sagittarius Dwarf satellite DAMA Tidal streams of Sagittarius Dwarf satellite galaxy (SagDEG) of Milky Way, etc. … we know neither the SGR’s original mass nor where the dwarf came from. DOI: 10.1093/mnras/stw2328 https://arxiv.org/abs/1607.00803 Caustics (P. Sikivie), DDDM (L. Randall), …

 DM streams aligned with Sun-Earth?  simulation => GAIA mission! The Sagittarius Stream is a complex structure made of tidally stripped stars and DM from the Sagittarius Dwarf Galaxy due to the ongoing merging with our Galaxy the last ~5 Gyears. The locations of the Sun (●) and the galactic center (GC) are given. The inserts show expanded the inner galactic region. Abraham Loeb / Harvard  DM streams aligned with Sun-Earth?  simulation => GAIA mission!

SUN = gravitational lens for v<0 SUN = gravitational lens for v<0.1c at 1AU => Magnification of a remote source 18th December BH within 5.5o θDEFLECTION=4GM/bv2 ~1/bv2 θEINSTEIN ~ 1/v 10~8x arXiv:1703.01436 & https://ep-news.web.cern.ch/content/search-axions-streaming-dark-matter

Gravitational lensing by the Sun of non-relativistic penetrating particles D. Hoffmann, J. Jacoby, K. Z., Astropart. Phys. 20 (2003) 73; http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/S0927-6505(03)00138-5 Flux Enhancement of Slow-moving Particles by Sun or Jupiter: Can they be detected? B.R. Patla, R.J. Nemiroff, D. H.H. Hoffmann, K. Z., ApJ. 780 (2014) 158; https://arxiv.org/abs/1305.2454 First related work:

More DM axions @ solar system? Tidal streams from axion miniclusters + direct axion searches Stream-crossing: 2-3 days / 20yr  with axion signal amplification ∼10x  Tinyakov, Tkachev, Z., JCAP 1601 (2016) no.01, 035 https://arxiv.org/abs/1512.02884 Axion minicluster trapped during solar system formation => max. density enhancement ~105 => “Duty Cycle” ……………… ~1% Igor Tkachev / INR - Moscow

present Dark Matter SLOW narrow band scanning …DM axions

present suggestion present Dark Matter FAST narrow band scanning …DM axions

present suggestion temporally Dark Matter Signal ↑ SNR ↑ aMCs ~105x Wide band …DM axions enhanced

Continuous fast narrow band scanning PLANETARY gravitational lensing for v <≈10-3c at ~1AU arXiv:1703.01436 Unknown streams trapped a-minicluster ≈ 10-12 M⊙ (~105 ρdm) => NO GL + (Un)predictable planetary/solar align’s  vstream=? Continuous fast narrow band scanning Naturally: axion signal  planetary correlations solar / terrestrial activity = f(Θplanets) Unexpected…. arXiv:1602.03666 The Sun + its Planets as detectors for invisible matter S. Bertolucci, K.Z., S. Hofmann, M. Maroudas

Fermi-LAT? Summary Transient increase of DM axion flux by: Gravitational lensing towards the Earth of slow speed streams - by the Sun  Earth – Sun – Source alignment - by the Planet-X  Earth – Planet-X – Source alignment Trapped axion minicluster(s) by the solar system - ~10-2 /year + planetary lensing Wide-band / fast narrow band scanning SNR ↑ A coordinated network of DM experiments DM searches: underground & orbit () ● planetary correlations? ● re-analysis? Fermi-LAT?

Maurizio Gianotti Fermi-LAT

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=> 108->10 10-4 x ρDM Magnification of the source by the Sun v=0.01c Impact parameter: 0.001 (----) 0.1 ( ) θE ~ 1/v∙(dL)1/2 10-4 x ρDM B.R. Patla / NIST

See : http://www.extinctionshift.com/topic_07.htm

http://spiff. rit. edu/classes/phys240/lectures/grav_lens/grav_lens http://spiff.rit.edu/classes/phys240/lectures/grav_lens/grav_lens.html