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Paleodetector Bounds on Cosmic-Ray-Boosted Dark Matter
We present the first dedicated analysis of cosmic-ray boosted dark matter (CRDM) in paleodetectors. Owing to their large kinetic energies, CRDM particles generate nuclear-recoil tracks that extend to substantially larger lengths than those produced by dominant backgrounds from neutrinos and intrinsi
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