Joseph Silk: Publications

Can annihilating dark matter be lighter than a few GeVs?

JOURNAL OF PHYSICS G-NUCLEAR AND PARTICLE PHYSICS 30:3 (2004) 279-285

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C Boehm, TA Ensslin, J Silk

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Can supersymmetry naturally explain the positron excess?

PHYSICAL REVIEW D 69:10 (2004) ARTN 103509

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D Hooper, JE Taylor, J Silk

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Constraining cosmic microwave background consistent primordial voids with cluster evolution

MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 350:1 (2004) 287-297

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H Mathis, J Silk, LM Griffiths, M Kunz

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Cosmic star formation, reionization, and constraints on global chemical evolution

ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 617:2 (2004) 693-706

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F Daigne, KA Olive, E Vangioni-Flam, J Silk, J Audouze

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Dark matter and galaxy formation: Challenges for the next decade

NEW COSMOLOGY 743 (2004) 33-40

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Can annihilating dark matter be lighter than a few GeVs?

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Can supersymmetry naturally explain the positron excess?

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Constraining cosmic microwave background consistent primordial voids with cluster evolution

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Cosmic star formation, reionization, and constraints on global chemical evolution

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Dark matter and galaxy formation: Challenges for the next decade

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Can annihilating dark matter be lighter than a few GeVs?

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Can supersymmetry naturally explain the positron excess?

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Constraining cosmic microwave background consistent primordial voids with cluster evolution

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Cosmic star formation, reionization, and constraints on global chemical evolution

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Dark matter and galaxy formation: Challenges for the next decade