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Cosmic-web Environmental Impacts on the Halo Substructure Boosts to Dark Matter Annihilation Signals
The annihilation of dark matter (DM) particles is expected to produce Standard Model particles, providing a potential indirect signature of DM. The clumpy substructure of DM haloes amplifies the expected annihilation signal, an effect commonly quantified by the subhalo boost factor. Standard semi-an
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