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This dataset compiles results from existing exotic boson search experiments, with a specific focus on the fifth force, particularly the spin-dependent fifth force (SDFF). It aims to provide convenience to researchers in the field.

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Overview

This repository contains datasets of constraints on spin-dependent exotic interactions, also referred to as the spin-dependent fifth force (SDFF), mediated by the exchange of a single boson of mass M between fermions X and Y. The fifth force refers to a new force beyond the existing four fundamental forces of nature. A SDFF is a force that depends on the spins of the involved fermions, similar to the magnetic force.

My Figure

Figure 1: An exotic boson carrying a fifth force that depends on the spins of the involved fermions.

The interactions are categorized into the following types:

  1. Axial-vector/vector, axial-vector/axial-vector, vector/vector.
  2. Pseudoscalar/scalar, pseudoscalar/pseudoscalar, scalar/scalar.
  3. Tensor/tensor, pseudotensor/tensor, and pseudotensor/pseudotensor.

As a reference, one may consult the format of the exotic potentials presented in the RMP review: Spin-Dependent Exotic Interactions.

The repository serves as a live webpage designed to present the latest experimental results. For contributions or to include your new results, please feel free to contact Dr. Lei Cong (congllzu@gmail.com), Dr. Wei Ji (weiji001@uni-mainz.de), or Prof. Dmitry Budker (budker@uni-mainz.de).

Citation

Please cite this repository as follows: DOI. One can copy the BibTeX file from here: BibTeX Format.


Datasets

1. $g_Ag_A$

  • Description: Constraints for axial-vector/axial-vector couplings ($g_Ag_A$) are presented across different interaction categories, including lepton-lepton, lepton-nucleon, and nucleon-nucleon interactions.

  • Data: The data are available in the folder gAgA.

  • Interactive Plots: Explore the constraints through interactive plots:


2. $g_Ag_V$

  • Description: (Provide a brief description of the $g_Ag_V$ coupling constraints and their significance.)
  • Data: (Specify the folder or file where the data is located.)
  • Interactive Plot: (Provide a link to the interactive plot if available.)

3. $g_Vg_V$

  • Description: (Provide a brief description of the $g_Vg_V$ coupling constraints and their significance.)
  • Data: (Specify the folder or file where the data is located.)
  • Interactive Plot: (Provide a link to the interactive plot if available.)

4. $g_pg_s$

  • Description: (Provide a brief description of the $g_pg_s$ coupling constraints and their significance.)
  • Data: (Specify the folder or file where the data is located.)
  • Interactive Plot: (Provide a link to the interactive plot if available.)
  • The similar dataset for $g_pg_s$ can be found in Ciaran O'Hare's github

5. $g_pg_p$

  • Description: (Provide a brief description of the $g_pg_p$ coupling constraints and their significance.)
  • Data: (Specify the folder or file where the data is located.)
  • Interactive Plot: (Provide a link to the interactive plot if available.)

6. $g_sg_s$

  • Description: Constraints for scalar/scalar couplings ($g_sg_s$).
  • Data: The data are presented in the folder gsgs.
  • Interactive Plot: You can view the interactive plot for scalar/scalar constraints here:
    gsgs Plot.

7. Tensor and Pseudotensor Interactions

  • Description: (Provide a brief description of tensor and pseudotensor coupling constraints.)
  • Data: (Specify the folder or file where the data is located.)
  • Interactive Plot: (Provide a link to the interactive plot if available.)

8. $V_1$ Results


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Acknowledgement

We would like to express our gratitude to Fadeev Pavel, Wei Ji for initiating the idea of this webpage. We sincerely acknowledge Haosen Guan for collecting most of the data. We deeply appreciate Yevgeny Stadnik for supervising the work on astrophysical limits and combined limits. We also extend our heartfelt thanks to Prof. Dmitry Budker for his invaluable support and guidance.

Additionally, we would like to thank all contributors, including [Name 1], [Name 2], and [Name 3], who provided data for this repository, enabling its comprehensive and collaborative nature.

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This dataset compiles results from existing exotic boson search experiments, with a specific focus on the fifth force, particularly the spin-dependent fifth force (SDFF). It aims to provide convenience to researchers in the field.

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