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Freeze-in, glaciation, and UV sensitivity from light mediators

Fernandez, Nicolas, Kahn, Yonatan, Shelton, Jessie

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Dark matter (DM) freeze-in through a light mediator is an appealing model with excellent detection prospects at current and future experiments.

Light mediator freeze-in is UV-insensitive insofar as most DM is produced at late times, and thus the DM abundance does not depend on the unknown early evolution of our universe.
However the final DM yield retains a dependence on the initial DM population, which is usually assumed to be exactly zero.
We point out that in models with light mediators, the final DM yield will also depend on the initial conditions assumed for the light mediator population.