Constraints on Dark Matter annihilation and Its Equation of State after Planck Data
arXiv:1312.3701 · doi:10.1142/S0217732314400045
Abstract
In this paper, the annihilation of dark matter with nonzero equation of state was studied by using the currently available cosmic observations which include the geometric and dynamic measurements. The constrained results show they are anti-correlated and are and respectively in regions. With the including of possible annihilation of dark matter, no significant deviation from CDM model was found in the region.
9 pages, 2 figures, invited review for the special issue of MPLA. Reference updated
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