Dark matter Phase Transition constrained at Ec = O(0.1) eV by LSB rotation curve Jorge Hiram Mastache de los Santos Dr. Axel de la Macorra Pettersson UNIVERSIDAD.

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Dark matter Phase Transition constrained at Ec = O(0.1) eV by LSB rotation curve Jorge Hiram Mastache de los Santos Dr. Axel de la Macorra Pettersson UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTÓNOMA DE MÉXICO INSTITUTO DE FÍSICA Dr. Jorge Cervantes Cota IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE In colaboration:

Motivation The BDM Model Mass Model Results Other Analysis Conclusion Reference IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSEJORGE MASTACHE / OUTLINE

Evolution of coupling constant vs Energy, Λ SU(3) Strong Interaction SU(N) Dark Matter SU(2) Weak Interaction U(1) E.M. Interac. We propose an extra group SU(Nc) with Nf being the fundamental particles. The mass of the particles is given by the coupling force. ONE LOOP EVOLUTION JORGE MASTACHE / IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE MOTIVATION BOUND DARK MATTER

Evolution of coupling constant vs Energy, Λ ONE LOOP EVOLUTION High energy u d d JORGE MASTACHE / SU(3) Strong Interaction SU(N) Dark Matter SU(2) Weak Interaction U(1) E.M. Interac. IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE We propose an extra group SU(Nc) with Nf being the fundamental particles. The mass of the particles is given by the coupling force. MOTIVATION BOUND DARK MATTER

Evolution of coupling constant vs Energy, Λ ONE LOOP EVOLUTION Phase Transition JORGE MASTACHE / SU(3) Strong Interaction SU(N) Dark Matter SU(2) Weak Interaction U(1) E.M. Interac. IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE The condensation or phase transition scale is defined as the energy when the coupling constant becomes strong High energy u d d MOTIVATION BOUND DARK MATTER

Evolution of coupling constant vs Energy, Λ ONE LOOP EVOLUTION u u d Low Energy u ud P d ud n u ud P JORGE MASTACHE / SU(3) Strong Interaction SU(N) Dark Matter SU(2) Weak Interaction U(1) E.M. Interac. IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE MOTIVATION BOUND DARK MATTER

Evolution of coupling constant vs Energy, Λ ONE LOOP EVOLUTION Phase Transition JORGE MASTACHE / SU(3) Strong Interaction SU(N) Dark Matter SU(2) Weak Interaction U(1) E.M. Interac. IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE The value of Ec is determined by the particle physics model and constraint by the dark matter properties derived from cosmology. MOTIVATION BOUND DARK MATTER

Evolution of coupling constant vs Energy, Λ Phase Transition JORGE MASTACHE / SU(3) Strong Interaction SU(N) Dark Matter SU(2) Weak Interaction U(1) E.M. Interac. IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE From gauge group dynamics we expect the mass of the confined particles is of the order of the transition energy e.g. proton m = 938 with  QCD = 200 MeV, c = 4.6 MOTIVATION BOUND DARK MATTER

The BDM particles behaves as Radiation Above the energy scale Ec. e.g HDM Matter Below the energy scale Ec e.g CDM We could find this behaviour in two situations: 1.At the beginin of the Univers. THE MODEL AT THE BEGINNING OF THE UNIVERSE JORGE MASTACHE / IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE BDM Matter Radiation

We could find this behaviour in two situations: 1.At the beginin of the Univers. THE MODEL AT THE BEGINNING OF THE UNIVERSE Since the particles of BDM travel at the speed of light at energy densities above ρc there will be a cut at small scales in the power spectrum and BDM will erase inhomogeneities and inhibit structure formation for scales below the free streaming scale λfs ΛCDM predicts an overpopulation of satellite galaxies around our own galaxy. JORGE MASTACHE / IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE

2. Inside of the galaxies. THE MODEL INSIDE OF GALAXIES HDMCDM BDM predicts a core in galaxies. As long as ρg < ρc we expect a standard CDM galaxy profile, which may be given by the NFW profile. A great number of rotation curves in dwarf and LSB galaxies fits better considering a dark matter halo with a core profiles than a cuspy profile. JORGE MASTACHE / IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE NGC 3198

THE MODEL BOUND DARK MATTER HDMCDM BDM Halo profile: NFW The energy transition JORGE MASTACHE / IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE

SELSBDwdSph GALAXY HALOS: UNIVERSAL ENTITIES SALUCCI'S TALK:

THE MODEL BOUND DARK MATTER Pseudo-Isotermal Perfil de Burkert JORGE MASTACHE / HDMCDM IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE

The visible component of a galaxy: BULGE GAS STARS MASS MODEL VISIBLE COMPONENTS STARS BULGE GAS JORGE MASTACHE / IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE

ROTATION CURVE OF THE VISIBLE COMPONENT MASS MODEL JORGE MASTACHE / IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE

MASS MODEL HI Observations Photometric measurements (J-K Bands) Redshifts BDM profiles JORGE MASTACHE / IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE

Stellar population syntesis models Diet-Salpeter IMF. It settle down the maximum stellar contribution from the photometric constriction. Stellar Population of the Milky WayKroupa IMF. Minimum contribution for stellar disk MASS MODEL KROUPA, DIET-SALPETER & DETAILS JORGE MASTACHE / IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE

Stellar population syntesis models Diet-Salpeter IMF. It settle down the maximum stellar contribution from the photometric constriction. Stellar Population of the Milky WayKroupa IMF. Minimum contribution for stellar disk MASS MODEL KROUPA, DIET-SALPETER & DETAILS JORGE MASTACHE / IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE Rapid Comunication Phys. Rev. D. 84, (R), (2011) arXiv:

Great angular resolution Large number of galaxies Most galaxies show circular movements None elongation in the DM halo. SAMPLE JORGE MASTACHE / IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE

DDO 154, NGC 2841, NGC 3031 NGC 3621, NGC 4736, NGC 6946 NGC 7793 IC 2574, NGC 2366, NGC 2903, NGC 2976, NGC 3198, NGC 3521, NGC 925 NGC 2403, NGC 5055 y NGC 7331 Inner Analysis Not enough inner data BDM NFW ISO BUR BDM NFW ISO BUR BDM NFW ISO BUR PARTIAL RESULTS JORGE MASTACHE / /14 Galaxies 3/14 Galaxies IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE

INNER ANALYSIS JORGE MASTACHE / ½10½1 IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE

PARTIAL RESULTS JORGE MASTACHE / IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE

PARTIAL RESULTS JORGE MASTACHE / IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE

THE MODEL BOUND DARK MATTER BDM The energy transition JORGE MASTACHE / IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE Fixed – BDM profile

RESULTS JORGE MASTACHE / Galaxies 2 Galaxies 6 Galaxies 7 Galaxies 4 Galaxies ONLY DM KROUPA IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE

MORE WORK Anisotropies on the CMB

MORE WORK BAO

Instituto de Astronomía 2011 The model predict a core of kpc in the halo dark matter in galaxies. The BDM profile fits better (or equally well) than NFW profile. We end up with a profile with one fundamental constant from the theory, and two free parameters given by the morphology of the galaxies. The lower limit of the energy transition is constrained at Ec = O(0.1) eV by the LSB rotation curve. The higher limit is given by the large scale structure formation Ec = O(100) eV. We expect a BDM transition between this two limit values. The BDM model have shown strenghts in several cosmological observations (BAO, CMB, RC) but we still have work to do in order to verify its true nature. CONCLUSION JORGE MASTACHE / IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE

Galactic Phase Transition at Ec= 0.11 eV from Rotation Curves of Cored LSB and nonperturbative Dark Matter Mass. de la Macorra, Mastache, Cervantes. Phys.Rev. D84 (2011) Core-Cusp revisited and Dark Matter Phase Transition Constrained at 0.11 eV with LSB Rotation Curve. Mastache, de la Macorra, Cervantes (Accepted in Phys.Rev.D) arXiv: v1 BDM Dark Matter: CDM with a core profile and a free streaming scale Astropart.Phys. 33: ,2010. High-Resolution Rotation Curves and Galaxy Mass Models from THINGS. Astrophys. J. 136, 2648, 2008 REFERENCES JORGE MASTACHE / IV WORKSHOOP ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE UNIVERSE Gracias!! (Thank you!!)