On thermal production of self-interacting dark matter
arXiv:1610.04748 · doi:10.1007/JHEP12(2016)099
Abstract
We consider thermal production mechanisms of self-interacting dark matter in models with gauged symmetry. A complex scalar dark matter is stabilized by the , that is the remnant of a local dark . Light dark matter with large self-interaction can be produced from thermal freeze-out in the presence of SM-annihilation, SIMP and/or forbidden channels. We show that dark photon and/or dark Higgs should be relatively light for unitarity and then assist the thermal freeze-out. We identify the constraints on the parameter space of dark matter self-interaction and mass in cases that one or some of the channels are important in determining the relic density.
26 pages, 11 figures, Version to appear in Journal of High Energy Physics
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