Constraining the interaction strength between dark matter and visible matter: II. Scalar, vector and spin-3/2 dark matter

Constraining the interaction strength between dark matter and visible matter: II. Scalar, vector and spin-3/2 dark matter
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10.1016/j.nuclphysb.2012.02.016
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2011-12
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Nuclear Physics
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Zhaolong Yu;Jiaming Zheng;X. Bi;Zhibing Li;D. Yao;Hong-Hao Zhang
Zhaolong Yu;Jiaming Zheng;X. Bi;Zhibing Li;D. Yao;Hong-Hao Zhang
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作者:
Zhaolong Yu;Jiaming Zheng;X. Bi;Zhibing Li;D. Yao;Hong-Hao Zhang

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