Dynamics of the pseudo-FIMP in presence of a thermal Dark Matter
arXiv:2212.07622 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.108.L111702
Abstract
We demonstrate that in a two component dark matter (DM) set up, when DM is equilibrated with the thermal bath, the other DM, in spite of having feeble or negligible interaction with the SM particles, can be brought to equilibrium just by having sizeable interaction with DM. We propose that such DM candidates (DM) should be classified into a category called pseudo-FIMP (pFIMP) having unique freeze-out characteristics which depend on the thermal DM partner. The draft elaborates upon the pFIMP properties from a generic coupled Boltzmann Equations (cBEQ) in a model independent way, followed by a concrete model illustration.
arXiv comment12 pages, 10 figures; version published in Phys.Rev.D (Letter)
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