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Directional detection of dark matter in universal bound states

Laha, Ranjan

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It has been suggested that several small-scale structure anomalies in $\Lambda$CDM cosmology can be solved by strong self-interaction between dark matter particles.

It was shown by Braaten and Hammer that the presence of a near threshold S-wave resonance can make the scattering cross section at nonrelativistic speeds come close to saturating the unitarity bound.
This can result in the formation of a stable bound state of two asymmetric dark matter particles (we call the bound state as darkonium).
Laha and Braaten studied the nuclear recoil energy spectrum in dark matter direct detection experiments due to this incident bound state.