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Dark Radiation & Superheavy Dark Matter from Black Hole Domination Sam McDermott Utah, Aug 7 2019 1905.01301 (with Dan Hooper and Gordan Krnjaic) (+ongoing) Basic Question: can a population of black holes that evaporate early have an

  1. Dark Radiation & Superheavy Dark Matter from Black Hole Domination Sam McDermott Utah, Aug 7 2019 1905.01301 (with Dan Hooper and Gordan Krnjaic) (+ongoing…)

  2. Basic Question: can a population of black holes that evaporate early have an observable impact on the universe?

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