Can decaying dark matter scenarios alleviate both and tensions?
arXiv:2203.09439 · doi:10.1093/mnras/stac2306
Abstract
Current tensions in cosmology, including and , provide one of the strong reasons to suspect the existence of physics beyond the standard model of cosmology (CDM). In this paper, we investigate if there is a relation between these tensions and beyond cold dark matter scenarios. To model non-CDM, we assume a decaying dark matter (DDM) which is unstable and may decay into two daughter particles, a combination of cold dark matter, warm dark matter, and dark radiation, to explore a vast era of possibilities. We checked our model against CMB data and could show that decaying dark matter seems not a promising candidate to address the cosmological tensions.
arXiv comment13 pages, 10 figures
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