First results from a hidden photon dark matter search in the meV sector using a plane-parabolic mirror system
Stefan Knirck, Takayuki Yamazaki, Yoshiki Okesaku, Shoji Asai,, Toshitaka Idehara, Toshiaki Inada

TL;DR
This paper presents initial experimental results from a novel dish antenna setup using a plane-parabolic mirror system to search for hidden photon dark matter in the meV mass range, setting new upper limits on kinetic mixing.
Contribution
First experimental search for hidden photon dark matter in the meV range using a plane-parabolic mirror system, establishing initial upper limits on kinetic mixing parameter.
Findings
Upper limit on photon-HP kinetic mixing: χ ≲ 10^{-8}
Mass range explored: 0.67-0.92 meV
Used conventional mm-wave technology with room-temperature receiver
Abstract
We report on the first results from a new dish antenna search for hidden photon dark matter (HPDM) in the meV mass region. A double mirror system composed of a plane and a parabolic mirror is designed to convert HPDMs into photons focused on a receiver. In this phase 1 experiment we obtain an upper limit on the photon-HP kinetic mixing for the mass range of using conventional mm-wave technology with a room-temperature receiver and a small-sized mirror system.
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