Speaker
Pernille Truong
(University of Southern Denmark)
Description
This project investigates the impact different theoretical dark matter models can have on galactic structure on small-scale. The two models being considered is the Cold Dark Matter (CDM) and Self-Interacting Dark Matter (SIDM), since SIDM is a current proposal to a solution of the small-cale problem arising from the most succesful dark matter model, CDM. To investigate detailed differences between the two models, machine learning is implemented. Simulations of CDM and SIDM made from the AREPO-code is used as the baseline for the analysis.
Author
Pernille Truong
(University of Southern Denmark)
Co-authors
Mads Toudal Frandsen
(University of Southern Denmark)
Martin Rosenlyst Jørgensen
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Mikkel Theiss Kristensen
(University of Southern Denmark)
Thejs Ehlert Brinckmann