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Refinement of the standard halo model for dark matter searches in light of the Gaia Sausage

“…The instances in which it is most important to use the bimodal SHM ++ are experiments that are explicitly sensitive to the three-dimensions of the velocity distribution. We studied this type of signal for a future directional WIMP search like CYGNUS [171]. The Sausage component leaves a distinctive recoil angle distribution in directional WIMP searches (Fig.…”

“…[156,[164][165][166][167][168][169][170]). A large-scale gaseous time projection chamber called CYGNUS has been proposed and a feasibility study is currently underway [171]. Two gases are under investigation for CYGNUS: SF 6 at 20 torr and 4 He at 740 torr.…”

Dark matter hurricane: Measuring the S1 stream with dark matter detectors

“…The directional detection community is currently establishing which of these new technologies is most powerful and cost-effective when multiplied over the large readout planes that are needed for chambers that can hold ton-scale target masses in the gas phase. A design for such a detector called CYGNUS has been proposed and a feasibility study is currently being conducted [131]. We use this feasibility study as the basis of our analysis for a realistic, future directional detector.…”

“…Various readout technologies are compared in Ref. [131]. For our study, we assume that the readout can perform 3-dimensional track reconstruction with an angular resolution of 30 • for fluorine and helium recoils above their respective threshold energies.…”