Investigating the dark matter minispikes with the gamma-ray signal from the halo of M31
arXiv:2108.09204
Abstract
Recently, the evidence for gamma-ray emission has been found in the -LAT observation for the outer halo of Andromeda galaxy (M31). The dark matter (DM) annihilation offers a possible explanation on the gamma-ray radiation. In this work, we focus on the dark matter annihilation within minispikes around intermediate-mass black holes (IMBHs) with masses ranging from to . When the thermal annihilation relic cross section is adopted, we conduct an investigation on the population of IMBHs in the spherical halo area of M31. We find that there could be more than 65 IMBHs with masses of surrounded by the DM minispikes as the remnants of Population III stars in the M31 spherical halo, and it is almost impossible for the existence of minspikes around IMBHs with masses above which could be formed by the collapse of primordial cold gas, for both dark matter annihilation channels and . The properties of dark matter have been further explored with the simulation of these two scenarios for IMBHs formation.
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