The electron-flavored Z'-portal dark matter and the DAMPE cosmic ray excess
arXiv:1711.11182
Abstract
The DAMPE experiment has recently reported strong indications for the existence of an excess of high-energy electrons and positrons. If interpreted in terms of the annihilation of dark matter, the DAMPE result restricts the dark matter mass and possible annihilation channels to a few case. In this paper we explain the DAMPE result with the electron-flavored -portal fermionic dark matter. We show that the Dirac dark matter scenario is promising to explain the excess via the process . The reduced annihilation cross section is limited in a range of to interpret the excess.
arXiv comment17 pages, 4 figures
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