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Crystal responses to general dark matter-electron interactions

Catena, Riccardo, Emken, Timon, Matas, Marek et al.

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We develop a formalism to describe the scattering of dark matter (DM) particles by electrons bound in crystals for a general form of the underlying DM-electron interaction.

Such a description is relevant for direct-detection experiments of DM particles lighter than a nucleon, which might be observed in operating DM experiments via electron excitations in semiconductor crystal detectors.
Our formalism is based on an effective theory approach to general non-relativistic DM-electron interactions, including the anapole, and magnetic and electric dipole couplings, combined with crystal response functions defined in terms of electron wave function overlap integrals.
Our main finding is that, for the usual simplification of the velocity integral, the rate of DM-induced electronic transitions in a semiconductor material depends on at most five independent crystal response functions, four of which were not known previously.

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Orr Abramoff et al. (SENSEI), “SENSEI: Direct-Detection Constraints on Sub-GeV Dark Matter from a Shallow Underground Run Using a Prototype Skipper-CCD,” Phys. Rev. Lett. 122
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1907
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