Plasma Constraints on the Millicharged Dark Matter
arXiv:2406.15750 · doi:10.1088/1475-7516/2025/01/113
Abstract
Dark matter particles were suggested to have an electric charge smaller than the elementary charge unit . The behavior of such a medium is similar to a collisionless plasma. In this paper, we set new stringent constraints on the charge and mass of the millicharged dark matter particle based on observational data on the Bullet X-ray Cluster.
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