Analogies between nuclear physics and Dark Matter
arXiv:1411.1309 · doi:10.1142/S0217732314502095
Abstract
A fermionic description of dark matter using analogies with nuclear physics is developed. At tree level, scalar and vector processes are considered and the two-body potential are explicitly calculated using the Breit approximation. We show that the total cross sections in both cases exhibit Sommerfeld enhancement.
8 pages, MPLA in press
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