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Bertrand, Bruno ; Defraigne, Pascale
Poster presented at Conference on Precision Electromagnetic Measurements (CPEM) 2018, Paris, France on 2018-07-09
Abstract: We formulate a new theoretical model which paves the way for methods of detection of particular types of dark matter using GNSS networks. Our model consists in a (topologically) massive version of Maxwell theory in a medium which admits topological defect solutions. Hence it describes hypothetical dark matter consisting in Earth-sized structures like monopoles, vortices or domain walls which could induce disturbances in the GNSS networks. In the future our model will then be constrained by GNSS measurements.
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