A halo-independent method using quantum sensors to probe and reconstruct the local dark matter velocity distribution from direct detection data.
An optical transition- edge sensor with high energy resolution,
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A two-channel TES system for 1064 nm achieves 86% efficiency, <7% energy resolution, and <6 mHz background, allowing 5-sigma detection of signals at 2.7e-5 Hz (5e-24 W) in 20 days.
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Halo-Independent Quantum Sensor Probes of Low-Velocity Dark Matter
A halo-independent method using quantum sensors to probe and reconstruct the local dark matter velocity distribution from direct detection data.
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Characterization of a Two-Channel Optical and Near-infrared Transition Edge Sensor System for Rare-Event Searches
A two-channel TES system for 1064 nm achieves 86% efficiency, <7% energy resolution, and <6 mHz background, allowing 5-sigma detection of signals at 2.7e-5 Hz (5e-24 W) in 20 days.