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Solar Capture and Suppressed Annihilation of Inelastic Scalar Dark Matter
Solar capture of inelastic dark matter need not imply a large annihilation signal. We demonstrate this in a scalar low-energy model with a $B-3L_τ$ current, motivated by the high-energy recoil candidate reported by LUX-ZEPLIN. For a benchmark with $m_χ= 840~\mathrm{GeV}$, a mass splitting of $320~\m
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