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SUMMARY:The making and testing of spin-2 ULDM galaxies
DTSTART:20250605T143000Z
DTEND:20250605T160000Z
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DESCRIPTION: Ultra-light dark matter (ULDM) is a compelling and phenomenol
 ogically rich candidate for the cosmological dark matter. ULDM is typicall
 y considered to be a (pseudo)scalar or a vector field\, but even more inte
 resting and unique physics can be realised for spin-2 tensor fields. In th
 is talk I will review how spin-2 dark matter arises from the only known co
 nsistent modification of gravity to include multiple spin-2 fields\, and d
 iscuss (a) how the ULDM spin changes the properties of idealised haloes ob
 tained through isolated soliton mergers\, (b) how to detect spin-2 ULDM us
 ing pulsar-timing data\, in particular how to detect perturbations in bina
 ry systems with machine-learning techniques\, and (c) how to detect spin-2
  ULDM with gravitational wave interferometers\, with an emphasis on existi
 ng LIGO/Virgo data. 
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LOCATION:DF Seminar Room (2-8.3)\, 2nd floor of Physics Building
URL:http://df.vps.tecnico.ulisboa.pt/en/events/the-making-and-testing-of-s
 pin-2-uldm-galaxies/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p data-block-key="cjqrx"> Ultra-light dark m
 atter (ULDM) is a compelling and phenomenologically rich candidate for the
  cosmological dark matter. ULDM is typically considered to be a (pseudo)sc
 alar or a vector field\, but even more interesting and unique physics can 
 be realised for spin-2 tensor fields. <br/><br/>In this talk I will review
  how spin-2 dark matter arises from the only known consistent modification
  of gravity to include multiple spin-2 fields\, and discuss (a) how the UL
 DM spin changes the properties of idealised haloes obtained through isolat
 ed soliton mergers\, (b) how to detect spin-2 ULDM using pulsar-timing dat
 a\, in particular how to detect perturbations in binary systems with machi
 ne-learning techniques\, and (c) how to detect spin-2 ULDM with gravitatio
 nal wave interferometers\, with an emphasis on existing LIGO/Virgo data. <
 /p>
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