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Fast Lensing And Sub-minute High-accuracy photometry (FLASH) with JWST: Pipeline and Primordial Black Hole Microlensing Constraints from M31
Minute- and sub-minute microlensing provides a direct probe of compact dark matter at asteroid-mass scales, where primordial black holes with MPBH <~ 10^-10 Msol would produce short-duration, finite-source-suppressed amplifications of stars in extragalactic fields. To enable these measurements, we p
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