Bosonic Coherent Motions in the Universe
Jihn E. Kim, Yannis Semertzidis, Shinji Tsujikawa

TL;DR
This paper reviews the potential roles of fundamental spin-0 bosons in the universe, emphasizing their capacity to explain cold dark matter through bosonic coherent motion and discussing their experimental testability.
Contribution
It provides a concise overview of how spin-0 bosons could account for various cosmological phenomena, focusing on their role in cold dark matter and experimental prospects.
Findings
Spin-0 bosons can generate baryon asymmetry.
They are viable candidates for cold dark matter.
Potential for experimental detection of bosonic coherent motion.
Abstract
We mini-review the role of fundamental spin-0 bosons as bosonic coherent motion (BCM) in the Universe. The fundamental spin-0 bosons have the potential to account for the baryon number generation, cold dark matter (CDM) via BCM, dark energy, and inflation. Among these, here we focus on the CDM possibility because it can be experimentally tested with the current experimental techniques. We also comment briefly on the panoply of the other roles of spin-0 bosons.
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