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DARKFLUX: A new tool to analyze indirect-detection spectra of next-generation dark matter models

Emma Elizabeth Tolley
2022
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Abstract

We present DARKFLUX, a software tool designed to analyze indirect-detection signatures for next-generation models of dark matter (DM) with multiple annihilation channels. Version 1.0 of this tool accepts user-generated models with 2 -> 2 tree-level dark matter annihilation to pairs of Standard Model (SM) particles and analyzes DM annihilation to gamma rays. The tool consists of three modules, which can be run in a loop in order to scan over DM mass if desired:

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