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Query: Spin-Dependent Scattering of Scalar and Vector Dark Matter and an
  Electron   The property of dark matter is unknown so far. However, a model-independent
classification of dark matter candidates can be achieved by using various
symmetries, as done in the Standard Model. Fermionic dark matter has been
researched extremely, one favored candidate is the neutralino in the Minimal
Supersymmetric Standard Model, which are required by fermion-boson symmetry and
preservation of R-parity. Bosonic dark matter has not been studied
sufficiently, especially the scenario of dark matter with mass of sub-GeV. In
this paper, we consider the effect of spin-dependent (SD) on scalar and vector
dark matter, which are mediated by pseudo-scalar and axial-vector, and evaluate
effect on the dark matter-electron scattering cross section. We list all the
interaction and form factor of dark matter-electron SD scattering, and use
XENON10/100/1T experiment data to derive the exclude limit of SD cross section.
We find that the SD scattering of scalar and vector dark matter can be three
orders of magnitude stronger than spin-independent (SI) scattering, due to the
$p$-wave scattering.

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