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LMC-Perturbed LZ Dark Matter Landscape
The local dark matter (DM) velocity distribution is significantly altered by the gravitational impact of the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC), which creates a high-velocity tail. We evaluate how the LMC reshapes the DM landscape for a wide variety of theoretical models in light of the recent putative LZ
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