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Dark matter self-annihilation as a hidden energy source in white dwarfs
White dwarfs (WDs) are compact remnants of stars, supported by electron degeneracy pressure, and their structures are generally considered to be well understood. Significant discrepancies exist between the theoretical and observed white dwarf mass-radius (MR) relations, especially for hot Q-branch w
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