Monoenergetic Neutrinos From Dark Matter Annihilation: Issues of
  Exposure
  We consider searches for dark matter annihilation in the Sun resulting in
monoenergetic neutrinos, produced either directly or through the decay of
stopped pions and kaons. We find that this strategy is very successful at
increasing the signal-to-background ratio, but that current experiments may be
signal limited. We discuss the exposures need to fully exploit this search
strategy.
