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Can a minimal radiative seesaw explain the LZ 248 keV event?
We interpret the recently reported 248~keV nuclear recoil event in the LUX-ZEPLIN (LZ) experiment via inelastic dark matter scattering within the minimal Scotogenic model. A sub-MeV mass splitting between neutral inert scalars suppresses low-energy scattering while permitting signals from the high-v
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