For sub-GeV dark matter, the light and heavy mediator mass limits in direct detection are separated by up to three orders of magnitude in mediator mass, enabling precise sensitivity calculations for Si, Ge, and DAMIC-M targets.
Testing Thermal-Relic Dark Matter with a Dark Photon Mediator
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Xenon data constrain inelastic fermion DM with scalar mediator for sub-MeV mass splittings through endothermic and exothermic DM-electron scattering.
NRQCD calculations predict low event yields (0-172) and poor significances (10^{-6} to 10^{-1}) for dark photon mediated J/ψ decays at BESIII, with four-body invisible channels offering relatively better prospects below 0.2 GeV.
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Electronic Direct Detection of Light Dark Matter with Intermediate-Mass Mediators
For sub-GeV dark matter, the light and heavy mediator mass limits in direct detection are separated by up to three orders of magnitude in mediator mass, enabling precise sensitivity calculations for Si, Ge, and DAMIC-M targets.
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Direct-detection constraints on inelastic dark matter with a scalar mediator
Xenon data constrain inelastic fermion DM with scalar mediator for sub-MeV mass splittings through endothermic and exothermic DM-electron scattering.
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Searching for dark photons in $J/\psi$ decays
NRQCD calculations predict low event yields (0-172) and poor significances (10^{-6} to 10^{-1}) for dark photon mediated J/ψ decays at BESIII, with four-body invisible channels offering relatively better prospects below 0.2 GeV.