Axion dark matter rethermalization in collapsing overdensities near cosmic dawn transports angular momentum outward fast enough to form black holes of 10^5 to 10^10 solar masses for QCD axions and similar particles above 10^{-16} eV/c^2.
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Supermassive black holes form naturally at cosmic dawn when dark matter is axions or axion-like particles with mass above 10^{-16} eV/c².
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Supermassive black hole formation in the initial collapse of axion dark matter
Axion dark matter rethermalization in collapsing overdensities near cosmic dawn transports angular momentum outward fast enough to form black holes of 10^5 to 10^10 solar masses for QCD axions and similar particles above 10^{-16} eV/c^2.
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Axions explain the formation of supermassive black holes at cosmic dawn
Supermassive black holes form naturally at cosmic dawn when dark matter is axions or axion-like particles with mass above 10^{-16} eV/c².