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NORI: a GPU-accelerated code for simulating self-gravitating and self-interacting dark matter
Self-interacting dark matter (SIDM) can form cores in dark matter haloes and later drive their gravothermal collapse, raising their central densities far above those of NFW haloes. Simulating this collapse is computationally demanding, requiring increasingly short time-steps and a large particle num
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