A New Way to Limit the Interaction of Dark Matter with Baryons
arXiv:2111.14891 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.105.L091903
Abstract
Recently, there had been renewed interest in limiting the interaction between dark matter particles and known particles. I propose a new way to set upper limits on the coupling of ions or electrons to dark matter particles of arbitrary mass, based on Faraday's Law in a spinning conductor.
arXiv commentSubmitted to Physical Review Letters
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