Planck Mass Charged Gravitino Dark Matter

Abstract

Following up on our earlier work predicting fractionally charged supermassive gravitinos, we explain their potential relevance as novel candidates for Dark Matter and discuss possible signatures and ways to detect them.

Version accepted for publication in Phys. Rev. D

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