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Recycling serendipitous observations of XRISM for dark matter searches
Searches for radiative decays of keV-mass dark matter have been limited by energy resolution. We propose a strategy for the XRISM/Resolve low count rate observations, and search the 3.48-3.56 keV band for a decay line from the Milky Way halo. Despite a lower exposure, our bounds are stronger than th
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