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Dark Matter from Holography

Oem Trivedi, Robert J. Scherrer

Holographic dark matter arises directly from the Ricci scalar cutoff on the horizon scale without new particles.

arxiv:2511.10617 v3 · 2025-11-13 · astro-ph.CO · gr-qc · hep-th

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C1strongest claim

Using the Ricci cutoff, and a universe containing only baryons and radiation, we can account for the dark matter and naturally explain the coincidence between baryonic and nonbaryonic contributions to the density.

C2weakest assumption

The infrared cutoff is set by the horizon scale via the Ricci scalar and that this cutoff directly supplies the observed dark matter density without additional particle degrees of freedom.

C3one line summary

Holographic dark matter arises from the Ricci cutoff in a baryon-plus-radiation universe, matching observed densities and reversing the sign of pre-existing negative vacuum energy to match observations.

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arxiv: 2511.10617 · arxiv_version: 2511.10617v3 · doi: 10.48550/arxiv.2511.10617 · pith_short_12: OMS2CELLIZ5K · pith_short_16: OMS2CELLIZ5K7NVU · pith_short_8: OMS2CELL
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