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Which Milky Way Streams Make the Best Dark Matter Detectors?
The abundance and properties of low-mass dark matter subhalos can be inferred by measuring the density and velocity structure of stellar streams, testing physical models of dark matter. Which streams make the most promising dark matter detectors, and which subhalos would they encounter? We use the s
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