DarkARC
Dark Matter-induced Atomic Response Code (DarkARC) - A python tool for the calculation and tabulation of atomic response functions for ionization via dark matter-electron scatterings.
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Python tool for the computation and tabulation of atomic response functions for direct sub-GeV dark matter (DM) searches.
<img src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/29034913/70995423-d0683c80-20d0-11ea-85bd-fdcb91d972eb.png" width="800">GENERAL NOTES
- This code computes the four atomic response functions introduced in the paper [arXiv:1912.08204].
- The tabulation of the atomic response functions is separated into two steps:
- the computation and tabulation of three radial integrals (via /src/radial_integrals_tabulation.py).
- their combination into the response function tables (via /src/atomic_responses_tabulation.py).
- The computations are performed in parallel using the multiprocessing library.
CONTENT
The included folders are:
- /data/: Destination folder of the code's output (tables of integration methods, radial integrals, and finally atomic response functions).
- /src/: Contains the source code.
CITING THIS CODE
If you decide to use this code, please cite the latest archived version,
as well as the original publications,
Catena, R., Emken, T. , Spaldin, N., and Tarantino, W., Atomic responses to general dark matter-electron interactions, [arXiv:1912.08204].
VERSIONS
- v1.0 (18/12/2019): Version released with v1 of the preprint [arXiv:1912.08204v1].
AUTHORS & CONTACT
The author of this tool is Timon Emken.
For questions, bug reports or other suggestions please contact emken@chalmers.se.
LICENCE
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file.
