Light WIMP searches involving electron scattering
arXiv:1605.05413 · doi:10.1155/2018/6257198
Abstract
In the present work we examine the possibility for detecting electrons in dark matter searches. These detectors are considered to be the most appropriate for detecting light dark matter particles in the MeV region. We analyze theoretically some key issues involved in such a detection and we perform calculations for the expected rates employing reasonable theoretical models.
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