Self-Interacting Dark Matter from Gravitational Scattering
A. Loeb. (2022)cite arxiv:2203.11962Comment: 5 pages, submitted to ApJL.
Аннотация
I show that gravitational scattering of massive objects provides the
cross-section per unit mass required in self-interacting dark matter models
that alleviate the small-scale structure problems of cold dark matter. For
primordial objects of mass 10^4*(M_4) solar masses, moving at the velocity
dispersion characteristic of dwarf galaxies, 10*(v_1) km/s, the cross-section
per unit mass for gravitational scattering is 10*M_4/(v_1)^4 cm^2/g. The
steep decline in interaction with increasing velocity explains why
self-interaction is not evident in data on massive galaxies and clusters of
galaxies.
Описание
Self-Interacting Dark Matter from Gravitational Scattering
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%1 loeb2022selfinteracting
%A Loeb, Abraham
%D 2022
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%T Self-Interacting Dark Matter from Gravitational Scattering
%U http://arxiv.org/abs/2203.11962
%X I show that gravitational scattering of massive objects provides the
cross-section per unit mass required in self-interacting dark matter models
that alleviate the small-scale structure problems of cold dark matter. For
primordial objects of mass 10^4*(M_4) solar masses, moving at the velocity
dispersion characteristic of dwarf galaxies, 10*(v_1) km/s, the cross-section
per unit mass for gravitational scattering is 10*M_4/(v_1)^4 cm^2/g. The
steep decline in interaction with increasing velocity explains why
self-interaction is not evident in data on massive galaxies and clusters of
galaxies.
@misc{loeb2022selfinteracting,
abstract = {I show that gravitational scattering of massive objects provides the
cross-section per unit mass required in self-interacting dark matter models
that alleviate the small-scale structure problems of cold dark matter. For
primordial objects of mass 10^4*(M_4) solar masses, moving at the velocity
dispersion characteristic of dwarf galaxies, 10*(v_1) km/s, the cross-section
per unit mass for gravitational scattering is 10*[M_4/(v_1)^4] cm^2/g. The
steep decline in interaction with increasing velocity explains why
self-interaction is not evident in data on massive galaxies and clusters of
galaxies.},
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note = {cite arxiv:2203.11962Comment: 5 pages, submitted to ApJL},
timestamp = {2022-03-24T09:53:58.000+0100},
title = {Self-Interacting Dark Matter from Gravitational Scattering},
url = {http://arxiv.org/abs/2203.11962},
year = 2022
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