Neutrino lines from MeV dark matter annihilation and decay in JUNO
arXiv:2206.06755 · doi:10.1088/1475-7516/2022/10/097
Abstract
We discuss the discovery potential of JUNO experiment for neutrino lines from MeV dark matter (DM) annihilation and decay in a model independent way. We find that JUNO will be able to give severe constraints on the cross section of DM annihilating into neutrinos and on the lifetime of DM decaying into neutrinos. More concretely, with years of data-taking in the fiducial volume kton, the cross section will be constrained smaller than for the mass of a DM particle at C.L., which might be strong enough to test thermal production mechanism of DM particles for such range of DM mass. The lifetime will be constrained as strong as for the mass of a DM particle at C.L..
arXiv commentv2: 26 pages,10 figures, added profile dependence, subdominant neutrino interactions, and references as well as made some corrections v3: Matches the published version in JCAP
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