THE STRUCTURE OF COLD DARK MATTER HALOS J. Navarro, C. Frenk, S. White 2097 citations to NFW paper to date.

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THE STRUCTURE OF COLD DARK MATTER HALOS J. Navarro, C. Frenk, S. White 2097 citations to NFW paper to date

Highlights of the Paper N-body simulation to study DM halos in CDM cosmology. A universal profile fits halos ranging from those of dwarf galaxies to rich galaxy clusters. Possible shortcomings: – Cusp in the center – Prediction of more halos than observed galaxies

Outline Description of DM halo formation NFW numerical simulation Results Summary

DM Halos: Virialization of DM Particles Weakly Interacting Massive Particles (WIMPs) are the believed candidates for DM particles. WIMPs interact with baryons only through gravitational force. The gravitational interactions between WIMPs result in collapsing, mixing, relaxation, and settling into an equilibrium configuration. Shell crossing, relaxation Initial Hubble flow Collapsing, Inner shells reach The center earlier Virialization, DM halo Inner shells cross the center and move outward

NFW Numerical Simulation Simulation of 19 systems ranging from dwarf galaxies to rich clusters. Standard CDM, Ω m = 1. P 3 M code (Particle-particle-particle-mesh) 262,144 particles in periodic boxes of 360 and 30 Mpc Virial radius = r 200 Gravitational softening 1% of r 200

Simulation Result : NFW Profile A universal profile (NFW) ρ (r)  1 / (r/r s ) [1 + (r/r s )] 2 ρ (r)  r -1 for r << r s ρ (r)  r -3 for r >> r s In Comparison with other profiles – Isothermal ρ (r)  1 /r 2, constant circular velocity – Core-Isothermal ρ (r)  1 /[1 + (r/r s ) 2 ]

Density Profile and Circular Velocity Similar halo profiles for dwarf galaxies (10 11 M Θ ) and clusters (10 15 M Θ ). The profiles are insensitive to initial simulation redshifts, 1+z i = 5.5 or 11.

Scaled Density Profile Large halos are less concentrated than the smaller halos. Small halo

Halo Contribution Is Less Important in Bright Galaxies

Rotation Curves of Dwarf Galaxies Rotation curves of dwarf galaxies do not match circular velocities of CDM halos at the center (core instead of cusp at the center).

NFW Profile Galaxy Cluster DM Halo Profile DM halo profile can be obtained from the X-ray data of the gas NFW provides good fits to galaxy cluster DM halos Ideal gas law Hydrostatic equilibrium Total mass

S. Allen, SSI 2007 Recent Data confirm Cluster NFW Profile

Klypin et al. 1999, ApJ,522,82 Possible Shortcoming Prediction of more DM halos than observed galaxies Simon & Geha, 2007, ApJ, 670, 313 Recent discoveries of ultra-faint MW satellite galaxies suggest this might not be a problem.

Possible Shortcoming Prediction of cusp in the center of DM halos Recent observations of nearby galaxies indicate a core dominated profile is clearly preferred over a NFW cusp type halo for many low-mass disk galaxies. The observations favor a Kpc-size core of roughly constant density DM at the center of low-mass disk galaxies Primack 2009 Recent observations confirm that a cusp type halo is inconsistent with the core of low-mass galaxies.

Summary N-body simulation to study DM halos in CDM cosmology. A universal profile fits halos ranging from those of dwarf galaxies to rich galaxy clusters. Possible shortcomings: – Cusp in the center – Prediction of more halos than observed galaxies (might not be a problem now) WIMP assumption provides a good match to observed DM halo profiles. Strong evidence for DM instead of other alternatives. ρ (r)  1 /(r/r s ) [1 + (r/r s )] 2

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