Dark Matter and Dark Radiation
Illuminating Dark Matter
... simple dark sector of asymmetric dark matter in the absence of a dark analogue of electromagnetism, and showed that huge bound states, as heavy as 10 19 GeV, are observationally and ...
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The Cherenkov Radiation in the Galaxy’s Halo of Dark Matter
... preferable dark matter distribution in a ...of dark matter ...of dark matter distribution in a galaxy—in dependence of its redshift, mass, sizes, and character of the ...
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The Nature of Dark Matter and of Dark Energy
... of dark matter is really very ...for dark matter. Challengingly, the amount of dark matter, ne- cessary to account for the observed galactic rotation rate, must be about 5 times ...
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Dark Matter and Dark Energy in the Universe
... body radiation is due to this decoupled photon and expansion of the ...this radiation lies in the Microwave region at the present epoch which is showering isotropically in the ...% Dark Energy ...
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Dark Matter
... Because of the existence mutual exclusion of Coulomb force, they don’t contact each other when the free electrons collide with fixed electrons in the vibration. Free electrons only constantly transfer kinetic energy to ...
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Origin of the Universe, Dark Energy, and Dark Matter
... DOI: 10.4236/jmp.2018.95054 848 Journal of Modern Physics the potential for a radiation dominated universe when R → 0 or ε r ε φ . The scalar field φ corresponds to the size of the compact dimensions. Scalar ...
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Gravitation, the ‘Dark Matter’
... to which positions and speeds are referenced. To be explicit the frame defined by the Cosmic Background Radiation (CBR) could be used, though this does not imply any special local priv- ilege to the frame. Eqn.(8) ...
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A Radio for Dark Matter
... 2.1.1 Light-Shining-Through-a-Wall Experiment The Light-Shining-Through-a-Wall Experiment is a pedagogical thought ex- periment to demonstrate how massive photons may be created and then detected, though several ...
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Hadronic Dark Matter
... δm ∼ Λ QCD Λ QCD M Q . (6) From the expression (6), it follows that for M Q ∼ 10 4 GeV and Λ QCD ∼ 0.1 GeV the value of mass-splitting δm ∼ 1 KeV. So, there is hyperfine splitting of energetic levels of exited states in ...
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Dark Matter in the Universe
... little radiation for our instruments to ...of dark objects called MA- CHOs (MAssive Compact Halo Objects) that lurk invisibly in the halos surrounding galaxies and galactic ...hand, dark ...
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Explanation of Dark Matter, Dark Energy and Dark Space: Discovery of Invisible Universes
... DOI: 10.4236/jmp.2019.108067 1023 Journal of Modern Physics could not explain their theory. Therefore, they needed this principle in order to avoid the necessity to recognize it. However, this postulate didn’t convince ...
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Gravitation, Dark Matter and Dark Energy: The Real Universe
... of matter and the propagating light, besides moving according to velocity fields, consistent with the local main astronomical motions and thereby creating the observed gravitational dynamics, also is expanding ...
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Dark Energy and Dark Matter from Emergent Gravity Picture
... Introduction Dark energy and dark matter are a great mystery of the 20th century physics, which has not been resolved ...blackbody radiation and the photoelectric e ff ect had been resolved at ...
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Gamma-Ray Effects of Dark Forces in Dark Matter Clumps
... by dark matter (DM) particles implies the existence of a new Coulomb-like interaction, which leads to Sommerfeld-Gamow-Sakharov enhancement of dark matter annihilation at low relative ...such ...
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No need for dark-matter, dark-energy or inflation, once ordinary matter is properly represented?
... it, should vanish. This, in turn, is just our definition of a system which is in equilibrium with the ZPF, meaning that the absorption of radiation only amounts to a transition of matter inside the sphere, ...
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Calculation of Dark Energy and Dark Matter
... visible matter in the universe is deducted as follows: For the theoretical calculation, the universe is considered to be a single black hole, just as one imagines, according to a popular theory, the final stage of ...
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On the Nature of Dark Matter and Dark Energy
... Therefore, in the existing field theory, potentials are de- fined only with a precision of an arbitrary constant or the rate of change of the potentials in space or time (gauge models). But in the theory of byuons, field ...
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Dark Energy as a Property of Dark Matter
... of dark matter (DM), elastically compressible, can contribute to the acceleration of our Uni- verse ...and dark matters, with black hole formation at the centers of large galaxies, with galactic flat ...
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Universe, Dark Energy and Dark Matter
... Our Universe could ass, elasticity of matter, etc. but the geometry of three-dimensional cells lays down its conditions: both the mass and the dimensions of elementary cells would be proportional to the ...
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Nature of Dark Matter and Dark Energy
... Abstract The most complicated problems to solve in science are multidisciplinary problems, which include the problem of explaining of physical reality and physical essenceofimaginary numbers discovered more than five ...
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