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First results from BRASS-p broadband searches for hidden photon dark matter

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arxiv 2306.05934 v2 pith:IYFNSPVE submitted 2023-06-09 hep-ex hep-phphysics.ins-det

Fayez Bajjali , Sven Dornbusch , Marko Ekmedžić , Dieter Horns , Christoph Kasemann , Andrei Lobanov , Artak Mkrtchyan , Le Hoang Nguyen
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We discuss first results from hidden photon dark matter searches made with a prototype of the Broadband Radiometric Axion/ALPs Search Setup (BRASS-p) in the range of particle mass of 49.63-74.44 $\mu$eV (frequency range of 12-18 GHz). The conceptual design of BRASS and a detailed description of its present prototype, BRASS-p, are given, with a view of the potential application of such setups to hidden photon, axion, and axion-like particle (ALP) dark matter searches using heterodyne detectors in the range of particle mass from 40$\mu$eV to 4000$\mu$eV (10 GHz to 1 THz). Pioneering measurements made with BRASS-p achieve the record sensitivity of (0.3--1.0)$\times$$10^{-13}$ to the kinetic mixing between the normal and hidden photons, assuming the dark matter is made entirely of unpolarized hidden photons. Based on these results, a discussion of further prospects for dark matter searches using the BRASS-p apparatus is presented.

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