Paper:	Dark Matter Annihilation and the Cusp Problem
Volume:	446, Galaxy Evolution: Infrared to Millimeter Wavelength Perspective
Page:	401
Authors:	Ding, R.; Luo, Z.; Fu, L.; Chen, J.; Shu, C.
Abstract:	The cosmological simulations indicate that the cold dark matter (CDM) halo would have a density cusp which conflict with observations. we found that if dark matter annihilation can be enhanced by density contrast significantly, the halo can form a uniform density core, which is consistent with observations.

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