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From starlight to dark matter: a stochastic interpolation approach to map dark matter from stellar density
The dark matter halo profile in galaxies holds key information about the nature of dark matter and galaxy formation. Constraining the dark matter profile of galaxies beyond the Milky Way traditionally requires expensive spectroscopic observations for kinematic information. In this paper, we explore
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