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most citedDirect Detection of Sub-GeV Dark Matter

624 citations · 9k across the 84 of their papers we have counts for

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hep-ph2026

Tremaine-Gunn Control: Evading Bounds on Light Fermion Dark Matter

Joel Barir, Diego Blas, Anubhav Mathur +1

Pauli exclusion is often regarded as imposing a model-independent lower bound on the mass of fermionic dark matter in galaxies. We show that dark-sector interactions can substantia…

physics.ins-det2026

Characterization of Spurious Charge in SENSEI Skipper-CCDs

Yikai Wu, Ansh Desai, Sho Uemura +16

Skipper Charge-Coupled Devices (Skipper-CCDs) are a leading technology in the search for sub-GeV dark matter and coherent elastic neutrino-nucleus scattering. A key background for…

hep-ph2026

NASDUCK': Laboratory Limits on Ultralight Dark-Photon Dark Matter with Null-Axis Magnetometry

Joel Barir, Itay M. Bloch, Yair Goldszeft +4

The dark photon is a well-motivated ultralight dark-matter candidate that may couple to the Standard Model through kinetic mixing. We search for dark-photon dark matter in the mass…

hep-ex2025★ 1 cited

SENSEI: A Search for Diurnal Modulation in sub-GeV Dark Matter Scattering

Itay M. Bloch, Ana M. Botti, Mariano Cababie +28

Dark matter particles with sufficiently large interactions with ordinary matter can scatter in the Earth's atmosphere and crust before reaching an underground detector. This Earth-…

hep-ph2025★ 1 cited

Earth-Scattering Induced Modulation in Low-Threshold Dark Matter Experiments

Xavier Bertou, Ansh Desai, Timon Emken +3

Dark matter particles with sufficiently large interactions with ordinary matter can scatter in the Earth before reaching and scattering in a detector. This induces a modulation in…

astro-ph.CO2025★ 2 cited

Closing in on Pop-III Stars: Constraints and Predictions Across the Spectrum

Omer Zvi Katz, Diego Redigolo, Tomer Volansky

The absence of direct high redshift observations poses a significant challenge in understanding the properties of first stars. Nonetheless, the cumulative effect of entire stellar…