Constraints on General Light Mediators from PandaX-II Electron Recoil Data
arXiv:2008.10279 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2021.136415
Abstract
PandaX-II has analyzed their complete data set of the electron recoil energy spectrum and has confirmed the XENON1T (1-7) keV excess, although the excess was also found compatible with the total background. Treating the background as well known, in which case it provides a good fit to the observed spectrum, one can expect stronger constraints on any new physics model with this data. With this motivation, we derive constraints on the new general vector (V), axial-vector (A), scalar (S) and pseudoscalar (P) interactions if any of them contribute to the neutrino-electron elastic scattering. The derived constraints on the couplings at C.L., respectively, are for the mediator mass keV, for mass keV, for mass keV and for mass keV.
8 pages + 4 figure + 1 table; Analysis part was improved. 2 dim exclusion plots were included. Some typos fixed. Published in PLB
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