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Simulation-Informed High-Velocity Dark Matter in the Effective Theory of Direct Detection
The interpretation and reach of direct detection (DD) experiments depend sensitively on the local dark matter (DM) velocity distribution, particularly its high-velocity tail. This tail is crucial for elastic scattering at low DM masses or large momentum transfers, and for inelastic upscattering, whe
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