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Explaining the cosmological dark matter coincidence in asymmetric dark QCD
Alexander C. Ritter, Raymond R. Volkas
To properly solve the coincidence problem () in a model of asymmetric dark matter, one cannot simply relate the number densities of visible and…
Exploring light dark matter with the Migdal effect in hydrogen-doped liquid xenon
Nicole F. Bell, Peter Cox, Matthew J. Dolan +2
An ongoing challenge in dark matter direct detection is to improve the sensitivity to light dark matter in the MeV--GeV mass range. One proposal is to dope a liquid noble-element d…
Exploring the cosmological dark matter coincidence using infrared fixed points
Alexander C. Ritter, Raymond R. Volkas
The asymmetric dark matter (ADM) paradigm is motivated by the apparent coincidence between the cosmological mass densities of visible and dark matter, $Ω_\mathrm{DM} \simeq 5Ω_\mat…
Observing the Migdal effect from nuclear recoils of neutral particles with liquid xenon and argon detectors
Nicole F. Bell, James B. Dent, Rafael F. Lang +2
In recent years, dark matter direct detection experiments have spurred interest in the Migdal effect, where it is employed to extend their sensitivity to lower dark matter masses.…
Implementing Asymmetric Dark Matter and Dark Electroweak Baryogenesis in a Mirror Two-Higgs-Doublet Model
Alexander C. Ritter, Raymond R. Volkas
Models of asymmetric dark matter (ADM) seek to explain the apparent coincidence between the present-day mass densities of visible and dark matter, $Ω_{\mathrm{DM}} \simeq 5Ω_{\math…