A torsion-balance search for ultra low-mass bosonic dark matter
arXiv:2109.08822 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.105.042007
Abstract
We used a stationary torsion balance with a beryllium-aluminum composition dipole to search for ultra low-mass bosonic dark matter coupled to baryon minus lepton number. We set 95% confidence limits on the coupling constant for bosons with masses between and eV/ with the best performance at eV/ constraining . This provides a complimentary limit to equivalence-principle experiments that search for ultra low-mass bosons as force-mediating particles.
8 pages, 9 figures
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