I Dark Matter Particles: College Student Seeking Theorem Evidence

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A college student is seeking information and evidence regarding dark matter particles to develop a theorem. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding the current state of research and suggests that a thorough review of relevant literature is essential. It emphasizes that there are no credible alternatives to the particle hypothesis for dark matter, as all theories leading to dark matter-like results manifest in particle form. Additionally, the conversation points out that particles with plausible mass correlate with plausible temperature. The thread concludes with gratitude for the shared insights.
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I am in college and trying to develop a theorem, If there is any information there is any papers or evidence to dark matter being particles could you please tell me as it will do me a great favor. Thank you for reading
 
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You cannot "develop a theorem" (at least not a useful one) without knowing the current state of the research. And by that I don't mean "read a few papers", I mean "know all the relevant literature".
There is no plausible alternative to particles, every field that can lead to dark-matter-like results will appear in the form of particles.
Particles with a plausible mass also lead to a plausible temperature. Here are some slides.
 
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You cannot "develop a theorem" (at least not a useful one) without knowing the current state of the research. And by that I don't mean "read a few papers", I mean "know all the relevant literature".
There is no plausible alternative to particles, every field that can lead to dark-matter-like results will appear in the form of particles.
Particles with a plausible mass also lead to a plausible temperature. Here are some slides.
thank you very much for informing me of this and i hope you have a pleasent day
 
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