Direct Dark Matter Search with XMASS-I

Abstract

XMASS-I uses single phase liquid xenon technology for aiming at the direct detection of dark matter. The detector observes only scintillation light by 2 inch 642 PMTs which are placed in sphere shape around an active volume. With its large mass target and high photoelectron yield, we conducted a search for dark matter by annual modulation with 832 kg × 359.2 days exposure of data. We find no modulation signal in the data so that we set an upper limit 4.3×10-41 cm2 at WIMP mass of 8 GeV/c2 which excluded an interpreted DAMA/LIBRA allowed region.

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