Light dark photon and fermionic dark radiation for the Hubble constant and the structure formation
arXiv:1608.01083 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2016.10.001
Abstract
Motivated by the tensions in the Hubble constant and the structure growth between results and other low redshift measurements, we discuss some cosmological effects of a dark sector model in which dark matter (DM) interacts with fermionic dark radiation (DR) through a light gauge boson (dark photon). Such kind of models are very generic in particle physics with a dark sector with dark gauge symmetries. The effective number of neutrinos is increased by due to light dark photon and fermionic DR, thereby resolving the conflicts in . The elastic scattering between DM and DR induces suppression for DM's density perturbation, but without acoustic oscillations. For weakly-interacting DM around GeV, the new gauge coupling should be to have sizable effect on matter power spectrum in order to relax the tension in .
6 pages, 2 figures, references and discussion updated; To be published in Physics Letters B
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