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A Freeze-In Interpretation of the LZ High-Energy Nuclear Recoil Event
The recent LUX-ZEPLIN (LZ) experiment analysis reported a high energy nuclear recoil candidate at $E_R \simeq 248~{\rm keV}$, motivating interpretations in terms of inelastic dark matter. We study this event in a pseudo-Dirac fermion model with a vector boson mediator $Z'$, assuming a low reheating
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