Detection of Inelastic Dark Matter via Electron Recoils in SENSEI
arXiv:2203.06664 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.106.075004
Abstract
The low-threshold experiment SENSEI, which uses the ultralow-noise silicon Skipper-CCD to explore light dark matter from the halo, has achieved the most rigorous limitations on light DM-electron scattering cross section. In this work, we investigate the inelastic DM-electron scattering process with the SENSEI data and derive the constraints on the inelastic dark matter model with a gauge boson as the mediator. Comparing with elastic scattering process, we find that the down-scattering process with the mass splitting is more strongly constrained while the up-scattering process gets the weaker limits. For the down-scattering process with mass splitting eV, the DM mass can be excluded down to as low as 0.1 MeV.
4 figures, 1 table, some discussions and references added; match the published version in PRD
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