Comparison of the Migdal transition probabilities in electron-atom inelastic cross sections

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Main Author: Nakano, Wakutaka
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contents The Migdal transition probabilities for dark matter scattering are compared to the total single-electron inelastic cross sections of electron-atom scattering for isolated Ar and Xe. The comparison is done by expressing the electron-atom scattering cross section by connecting the Migdal probability. The resultant differences are around $30 \ \%$ for Ar and $80 \ \%$ for Xe in $\sim$ 1 keV of incoming electron energy. The transition is dominated from the $3p$ shell electrons for Ar. For Xe, $5p$ states dominate the contribution, but, $4d$ states give $\sim 40\ \%$ contribution at 1 keV.
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spellingShingle Comparison of the Migdal transition probabilities in electron-atom inelastic cross sections
Nakano, Wakutaka
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Experiment
Atomic Physics
The Migdal transition probabilities for dark matter scattering are compared to the total single-electron inelastic cross sections of electron-atom scattering for isolated Ar and Xe. The comparison is done by expressing the electron-atom scattering cross section by connecting the Migdal probability. The resultant differences are around $30 \ \%$ for Ar and $80 \ \%$ for Xe in $\sim$ 1 keV of incoming electron energy. The transition is dominated from the $3p$ shell electrons for Ar. For Xe, $5p$ states dominate the contribution, but, $4d$ states give $\sim 40\ \%$ contribution at 1 keV.
title Comparison of the Migdal transition probabilities in electron-atom inelastic cross sections
topic High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Experiment
Atomic Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.16911