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Dark Radiation Emerging After Big Bang Nucleosynthesis?

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arxiv 1011.3501 v3 pith:NFABXLYS submitted 2010-11-15 astro-ph.CO hep-phhep-th

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We show how recent data from observations of the cosmic microwave background may suggest the presence of additional radiation density which appeared after big bang nucleosynthesis. We propose a general scheme by which this radiation could be produced from the decay of non-relativistic matter, we place constraints on the properties of such matter, and we give specific examples of scenarios in which this general scheme may be realized.

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