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Abstract |
There may be a so-far-undiscovered neutral, stable particle composed of 6 quarks, denoted S, with mass
m_S ~ 2 m_p. If so, the S is an excellent Dark Matter candidate. I will explain why such a particle would not
have been detected, propose experiments to discover it, discuss why direct detection experiments to date do
not exclude it, mention some of the numerous astrophysical benefits of a DM-baryon interaction, and how it
works cosmologically giving the observed DM-baryon abundance ratio and the baryon asymmetry of the
Universe. |
