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We reformulate cosmological perturbations in the decaying cold dark mattermodel, and calculate cosmological microwave background anisotropies. By comparingour predictions with data from the Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe, wederive a new bound on the abundance and lifetime of decaying dark matter particles.The lifetime is constrained to Γ^-1≥123 Gyr at 68% C.L. (52 Gyrat 95.4% C.L.) when cold dark matter consists only of such decaying particles.We also consider a more general case and show that the constraint generalizesto ${{Ω}}DDM{h}²{}{-}0.5({{Γ}}^{{-}1}/1 Gyr{)}^{{-}1}+0.12$ for ${{Γ}}^{{-}1}{≥}5 Gyr$ at 95.4% C.L.
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