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Using orbits to probe ultra-light dark matter

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Tobias Baldauf .

In this talk I will show how to use precision data from orbital motion to constrain models of ultra-light dark matter (masses form 1E-22 eV – 1E-18 eV). I will first discuss how these dark matter candidates affect pulsar timing observations (in particular in binary systems). Then, I will describe the effect that the soliton that these models generate in the center of galaxies has on orbital motions. As I will show, these modifications can be used to rule out some of the models.

This talk is part of the Cosmology Lunch series.

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