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Solar Spin-Dependent Dark Matter-Neutron Cross Section Constraints: The Lost Case
The Sun has long served as a natural dark matter detector, capturing halo particles that scatter with solar nuclei and electrons and subsequently produce indirect signals from dark matter annihilation that can be probed by either neutrino or $γ$-ray instruments. Previous efforts have computed cross-
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