The galactic halo in mixed dark matter cosmologies
A possible solution to the small scale problems of the cold dark matter (CDM) scenario is that the dark matter consists of two components, a cold and a warm one. We perform a set of high resolution simulations of the Milky Way halo varying the mass of the WDM particle (m sub(WDM)) and the cosmic dar...
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| description | A possible solution to the small scale problems of the cold dark matter (CDM) scenario is that the dark matter consists of two components, a cold and a warm one. We perform a set of high resolution simulations of the Milky Way halo varying the mass of the WDM particle (m sub(WDM)) and the cosmic dark matter mass fraction in the WDM component (fW). The scaling ansatz introduced in combined analysis of LHC and astroparticle searches postulates that the relative contribution of each dark matter component is the same locally as on average in the Universe (e.g. fW, [odot] fW). Here we find however, that the normalised local WDM fraction (fW, [odot]/fW) depends strongly on m sub(WDM) for m sub(WDM) < 1 keV. Using the scaling ansatz can therefore introduce significant errors into the interpretation of dark matter searches. To correct this issue a simple formula that fits the local dark matter densities of each component is provided. |
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