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Dark Matter Candidates

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Description

This lecture discusses the possible candidates for dark matter, including sterile neutrinos, axions, and WIMPs. It explores the constraints on WIMPs and the implications of their properties on the Universe. The instructor also presents the concept of sterile neutrinos as a potential explanation for dark matter.

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