Laser induced Compton scattering to dark matter in effective field theory

A bstract The detection of light dark matter (DM) is a longstanding challenge in terrestrial experiments. High-intensity facilities with intense electromagnetic field may provide a plausible strategy to study strong-field particle physics and search for light DM. In this work, we propose to search f...

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Published inThe journal of high energy physics Vol. 2025; no. 7; pp. 28 - 24
Main Authors Ma, Kai, Li, Tong
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LanguageEnglish
Published Berlin/Heidelberg Springer Berlin Heidelberg 02.07.2025
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Classical and Quantum Gravitation
Dark matter
Dark Matter at Colliders
Decay rate
Elastic scattering
Electromagnetic fields
Elementary Particles
Field theory
High power lasers
Lasers
Particle decay
Particle physics
Physics
Physics and Astronomy
Quantum Field Theories
Quantum Field Theory
Quantum Physics
Regular Article - Theoretical Physics
Relativistic electron beams
Relativity Theory
Specific BSM Phenomenology
String Theory
Dark Matter at Colliders
Specific BSM Phenomenology
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1029-8479
DOI10.1007/JHEP07(2025)028

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Abstract A bstract The detection of light dark matter (DM) is a longstanding challenge in terrestrial experiments. High-intensity facilities with intense electromagnetic field may provide a plausible strategy to study strong-field particle physics and search for light DM. In this work, we propose to search for light DM particles through nonlinear Compton scattering in the presence of a high-intensity laser field. An ultra-relativistic electron beam collides with an intense laser pulse containing a number of optical photons and then decays to a pair of DM particles. We take into account the Dirac-type fermionic DM in a leptophilic scenario and the DM-electron interactions in the framework of effective field theory. The decay rates of an electron to a DM pair are calculated for effective DM operators of different bilinear products. We show the sensitivities of laser induced Compton scattering to the effective cutoff scale for DM lighter than 1 MeV and compare them with direct detection experiments.
AbstractList The detection of light dark matter (DM) is a longstanding challenge in terrestrial experiments. High-intensity facilities with intense electromagnetic field may provide a plausible strategy to study strong-field particle physics and search for light DM. In this work, we propose to search for light DM particles through nonlinear Compton scattering in the presence of a high-intensity laser field. An ultra-relativistic electron beam collides with an intense laser pulse containing a number of optical photons and then decays to a pair of DM particles. We take into account the Dirac-type fermionic DM in a leptophilic scenario and the DM-electron interactions in the framework of effective field theory. The decay rates of an electron to a DM pair are calculated for effective DM operators of different bilinear products. We show the sensitivities of laser induced Compton scattering to the effective cutoff scale for DM lighter than 1 MeV and compare them with direct detection experiments.
A bstract The detection of light dark matter (DM) is a longstanding challenge in terrestrial experiments. High-intensity facilities with intense electromagnetic field may provide a plausible strategy to study strong-field particle physics and search for light DM. In this work, we propose to search for light DM particles through nonlinear Compton scattering in the presence of a high-intensity laser field. An ultra-relativistic electron beam collides with an intense laser pulse containing a number of optical photons and then decays to a pair of DM particles. We take into account the Dirac-type fermionic DM in a leptophilic scenario and the DM-electron interactions in the framework of effective field theory. The decay rates of an electron to a DM pair are calculated for effective DM operators of different bilinear products. We show the sensitivities of laser induced Compton scattering to the effective cutoff scale for DM lighter than 1 MeV and compare them with direct detection experiments.
Abstract The detection of light dark matter (DM) is a longstanding challenge in terrestrial experiments. High-intensity facilities with intense electromagnetic field may provide a plausible strategy to study strong-field particle physics and search for light DM. In this work, we propose to search for light DM particles through nonlinear Compton scattering in the presence of a high-intensity laser field. An ultra-relativistic electron beam collides with an intense laser pulse containing a number of optical photons and then decays to a pair of DM particles. We take into account the Dirac-type fermionic DM in a leptophilic scenario and the DM-electron interactions in the framework of effective field theory. The decay rates of an electron to a DM pair are calculated for effective DM operators of different bilinear products. We show the sensitivities of laser induced Compton scattering to the effective cutoff scale for DM lighter than 1 MeV and compare them with direct detection experiments.
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Snippet A bstract The detection of light dark matter (DM) is a longstanding challenge in terrestrial experiments. High-intensity facilities with intense...
The detection of light dark matter (DM) is a longstanding challenge in terrestrial experiments. High-intensity facilities with intense electromagnetic field...
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Dark Matter at Colliders
Decay rate
Elastic scattering
Electromagnetic fields
Elementary Particles
Field theory
High power lasers
Lasers
Particle decay
Particle physics
Physics
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Title Laser induced Compton scattering to dark matter in effective field theory
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