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Yes, it stands for SIMP haha funny, but the other article (Weakly interacting massive particles) also has the abbreviation of WIMPs so SIMPs should stay for consistency reasons
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{{shortShort description|Hypothetical particles that interact strongly with ordinary matter, but could form the inferred dark matter despite thisparticle}}
A '''Stronglystrongly interacting massive particlesparticle''' (SIMPs)'''SIMP''') is area hypothetical particlesparticle that [[strong interaction|interactinteracts strongly]] between themselves [looks like they scatter off each other - observation of colliding galaxies in theand [[AbellWeak 3827interaction|weakly]] cluster, where it seemed that dark matter lagged behind the ordinary matter] and weakly with ordinary matter, but could form the inferred [[dark matter]] despite this.<ref name="wand">
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