Dynamics of cold dark matter. Michael Joyce

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Dynamics of cold dark matter Michael Joyce

Dynamics of cold dark matter Michael Joyce

Dynamics of cold dark matter Michael Joyce

My hidden past *

Current physical theory of the fundamental interactions in Nature: The standard model + general relativity (+ dark matter + dark energy)

Dynamics of cold dark matter Michael Joyce Groupe: Matière et Energie Noire

Plan Le groupe et ses collaborations Cadre général de recherche Quelques resultats récents Perspectives (+..) *

Members and collaborations 1 permanent (MJ) + doctorants (quatre depuis 2007) + Un post-doc à mi-temps au LPNHE jusqu au 3/2017 + External french collaborations: LPTMC(UPMC), Université de Nice + External non-french collaborations: Université de Rome «la Sapienza», Rajamanghala University, Thailand

Central (current) research theme: dynamics of non-relativistic purely gravitating matter

Principal Motivation: The problem of structure formation?? à WMAP : the universe aged ~10 5 years SDSS : the universe today (10 10 years) Density fluctuations ~10-5 Fluctuations >> 1 How do these structures come from these initial conditions? Theory furnishes predictions also for other observations (weak lensing, dark matter searches )

Motivation Cosmological structure formation Linear Regime: simple and resolved analytically Non-linear regime: intractable, essentially numerical resolution Simulations lead to purely phenomenological descriptions (e.g halo models) Poor understanding of physics, poor control of resolution

Goals of research Broad goal To improve understanding of non-linear regime of structure formation More specific goals: Accurate description of DM clustering e.g «halos models» or beyond..? (à Control precision/resolution of numerical results) Address more fundamental physics issues about self-gravitating systems (à Stat Mech of Long Range Interactions)

Thèses récentes David BENHAIEM Self-similarity and stable clustering in scale-free cosmological models in one and three dimensions soutenue décembre 2013 Jules MORAND Dynamics of long-range interacting systems beyond the Vlasov limit soutenue décembre 2014

Recent publications (2015-2016) D. Benhaiem, M. Joyce, F. Sylos Labini and T. Worrakitpoonpon Partcle number dependence in the non-linear evolution of N-body selfgravitating systems, submitted to Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc. (2016)

Some recent results on symmetry breaking in cold spherical collapse

«Spherical Collapse» in Newtonian gravity SPHERICAL N point particles randomly distributed in a sphere Radial power-law density profile COLD Small (= subvirial ) velocity dispersion THREE PARAMETERS: N b ( virial ratio ) α (exponent of density profile) Paradigmatic toy model for non-linear structure formation

Questions: What is evolution? What is final state? ( ~ dark matter halo) How do these depend on initial conditions..?..

Exactly cold uniform case

1) Structure virializes rapidly after collapse [NB: This is a dynamical equilibrium, NOT a thermal equilibrium] 2) A significant amount of mass can be ejected, and carry away energy..

Cold collapse Mass and energy ejection

Symmetry breaking in spherical

1/r profile, warm (N=10 5, α=1, b=0.15) Case 2: Breaking of symmetry in cold collapse

1/r profile, cold (N=10 5, α=1, b=0) Case 2: Breaking of symmetry in cold collapse

Questions we address: 1) What is mechanism of symmetry breaking? 2) Can angular momentum be generated in bound structure?

TWO distinct mechanisms for symmetry breaking: GI : gravitational instability (amplification of initial finite N fluctuations) ROI: Radial orbit instability (instability of equiibria with radial velocities)

e.g. Asymmetry as a function of N

Conclusion of our study: Very cold/smaller N: GI plays central role Coldish /sufficiently large N: ROI dominates Warmer IC: GI only + Yes, angular momentum is generated, most significant in first case.

Relevance to cosmology?? 1) Discreteness issue in cosmological simulations Study illustrates difficulties of uncovering finite N effects in non-linear regime 2) Cold vs warm dark matter signatures?

Perspectives

Perspectives Current focus: external collaborations, conclusion of ongoing projects Sabbatical MJ next year? (1/2 CRCT obtenu + 1/2 délégation 01?) Medium-long term: focus more on cosmological applications? e.g. issue of precision of theoretical predictions? Opening to gastro-physics /galaxy formation? Demande personnel : Recrutement of post-doc/cdd with numerical orientation, would help to develop link to cosmological observations Thèses: après sabbatique (rentrée 2018, 2019..) (remarque: membre de l EDPIF, responsable suivi des étudiants) * IN2P3 affiche volonté de soutenir et dévélopper la théorie à l in2p3

Et..

Vue d un théoricien sur les expériences au labo...

Deux catégories d éxperience: Celles qui cherchent quelquechose où on pourrait rien trouver (et où ce n est pas clair ce qu on va apprendre si c est le cas): [LHCb, ATLAS, Dark Matter Searches..] Celles qui vont faire des mesures nouvelles de quantités connues et peuvent être assez certain d apprendre quelquechose, [Rayons Gamma, Supernovae, BAO ] Dans le 2ème cas seulement c est sur qu il y a du travail pour les théoriciens..??