On neutralino stars as microlensing objects

Abstract

The microlensing objects, Machos, recently observed in the halo of our Galaxy, can be interpreted as dense neutralino objects, neutralino stars, produced by the gravitational instability of neutralino gas. Taking the mass and radius of these objects from microlensing observations we calculated the diffuse gamma-ray flux produced in neutralino--neutralino annihilation inside the objects. The resulting flux is many orders of magnitude higher than the observed one.

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