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Light Dark Matter from Inelastic Cosmic Ray Collisions

Alvey, James, Campos, Miguel, Fairbairn, Malcolm et al.

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Direct detection experiments relying on nuclear recoil signatures lose sensitivity to sub-GeV dark matter for typical galactic velocities.

This sensitivity is recovered if there exists another source of flux with higher momenta.
Such an energetic flux of light dark matter could originate from the decay of mesons produced in inelastic cosmic ray collisions.
We compute this novel production mechanism---a cosmic beam dump experiment---and estimate the resulting limits from XENON1T and LZ.

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