Why the mean mass of primordial black hole distribution is close to 10$M_{\odot }$

Abstract

It is shown that a mechanism of PBH formation from high-baryon bubbles with log-normal mass spectrum naturally leads to the central mass of the PBH distribution close to ten solar masses independently of the model details. This result is in good agreement with observations.

5 pages, LaTeX, no figures; resubmission to JCAP in response to referees notes. References added

References in corpus (5)

• Color superconductivity in dense quark matter
• Solving puzzles of GW150914 by primordial black holes
• Inhomogeneous baryogenesis, cosmic antimatter, and dark matter
• Primordial black hole merger rates: distributions for multiple LIGO observables
• Reply to 'Comment on 'Heavy element production in inhomogeneous big bang nucleosynthesis''

Cited by in corpus (16)

• Detection of Early-Universe Gravitational Wave Signatures and Fundamental Physics
• PBH formation from overdensities in delayed vacuum transitions
• Test for the Origin of Solar Mass Black Holes
• Primordial black hole formation with full numerical relativity
• Primordial Black Holes from QCD Axion Bubbles
• On mass distribution of coalescing black holes
• Signatures of a High Temperature QCD Transition in the Early Universe
• X-ray signature of antistars in the Galaxy
• Quantum gravity phenomenology at the dawn of the multi-messenger era -- A review
• Unexpected LIGO events and the Mirror World
• Observational manifestations of "cosmological dinosaurs'' at redshifts $z\sim 20$
• Primordial black holes formation in inflationary $F(R)$ models with scalar fields
• A planet or primordial black hole in the outer region of the Solar system and the dust flow near Earth orbit
• Gravitational wave astronomy: astrophysical and cosmological inferences
• Antistars in the Galaxy
• Primordial Black holes and Modification of Zeldovich-Novikov Mechanism