CMB constraints on ultra-light primordial black holes with extended mass distributions
arXiv:1907.06485
Abstract
We examine the effects ultra-light primordial black holes (PBHs) have on the anisotropies of the cosmic microwave background (CMB). PBHs in the mass range of to g emit Hawking radiation in the early Universe, modifying the standard recombination history. This leads to a damping of small-scale temperature and polarisation anisotropies and enhances large-scale polarisation fluctuations. As some models of inflation predict PBHs with a range of masses, we investigate the impacts of extended mass distributions on PBH abundance constraints. We model PBH energy injection using a ground-up approach incorporating species-dependent deposition efficiencies. By allowing the CDM parameters to vary simultaneously with the PBH fraction and mass, we show that exclusion bounds on the PBH fraction of DM are relaxed by up to an order of magnitude, compared to the case of fixed CDM parameters. We also give 95% exclusion regions for for a variety of mass distributions. In particular, for a uniform mass distribution between and g, we find when allowing CDM parameters to vary.
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