Indirect evidence of GeV Dark Matter

Abstract

Recently, an excess of GeV gamma ray near the Galactic Centre has beenvreported. The spectrum obtained can be best fitted with the annihilationvof $30-40$ GeV dark matter particles through $b\bar{b}$ channel. In this letter, I show that this annihilation model can also solve the mysteries of heating source in x-ray plasma and the unexpected high gamma-ray luminosity. The cross section constrained by these observations give excellent agreements with both the predicted range by using Fermi-LAT data and the canonical thermal relic abundance cross section.

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