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Dark-matter relay for ultra-high-energy cosmic rays
Astrophysical sources of ultra-high-energy cosmic rays (UHECRs) remain unidentified, and no nearby cosmic accelerators are established even for the highest-energy events. In addition, puzzling correlations of a fraction of UHECR flux with distant blazars were found by HiRes and, recently, Telescope
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