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Plasma Effects Suppress Mixing-Induced Collisional Freeze-In
Dark matter that is weakly mixed with particles in a thermal plasma can be produced through both, oscillatory and collisional freeze-in. While plasma effects have long been known to suppress the former, their role in collisional freeze-in remains less clear quantitatively, leading to conflicting res
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