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Can millicharge be probed at future Super Tau Charm Facility via mono-$π^0$ searches?
We propose a new channel to search for millicharged particles at the future
Super Tau Charm Facility (STCF) via mono-$\pi^0$ signature. For the first time,
we compute the mono-$\pi^0$ signal events at the future STCF due to
millicharged particle production, as well as due to standard model
irreducible/reducible backgrounds. By utilizing the assumed 20 ab$^{-1}$
luminosity for each running energy with $\sqrt{s}= 2$ GeV, 4 GeV and 7 GeV, we
derive the corresponding upper limits on millicharge, respectively. Via
mono-$\pi^0$ searches at the future STCF with $\sqrt{s}=2$ GeV, the upper
limits on millicharge can be improved than ArgoNeuT when the mass of
millicharged particle is less than about 500 MeV, but are not very competitive
compared to a latest derivation from a past BEBC experiment and a new SENSEI
experiment. Regardless, the mono-$\pi^0$ searches could be an important
complement to investigate the invisible particles, such as dark matter.