Light-shining-through-wall axion detection experiments with a stimulating laser
<p>The collision of two real photons can result in the emission of axions. We investigate the performance of a modified light-shining-through-wall (LSW) axion search aiming to overcome the large signal suppression for axion masses ma ≥ 1 eV. We propose to utilize a third beam to stimula...
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| author | Beyer, KA Marocco, G Bingham, R Gregori, G |
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| description | <p>The collision of two real photons can result in the emission of axions. We investigate the performance of a modified light-shining-through-wall (LSW) axion search aiming to overcome the large signal suppression for axion masses ma ≥ 1 eV. We propose to utilize a third beam to stimulate the reconversion of axions into a measurable signal. We thereby find that with currently available high-power laser facilities we expect bounds at axion masses between 0.5–6 eV reaching gaγγ ≥ 10−7 GeV−1. Combining the use of optical lasers with currently operating x-ray free electron lasers, we extend the mass range to 10–100 eV.</p> |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:d9099f46-bfb7-4c18-a56c-f175a8571b6c2022-03-27T08:53:04ZLight-shining-through-wall axion detection experiments with a stimulating laserJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:d9099f46-bfb7-4c18-a56c-f175a8571b6cEnglishSymplectic ElementsAmerican Physical Society2022Beyer, KAMarocco, GBingham, RGregori, G<p>The collision of two real photons can result in the emission of axions. We investigate the performance of a modified light-shining-through-wall (LSW) axion search aiming to overcome the large signal suppression for axion masses ma ≥ 1 eV. We propose to utilize a third beam to stimulate the reconversion of axions into a measurable signal. We thereby find that with currently available high-power laser facilities we expect bounds at axion masses between 0.5–6 eV reaching gaγγ ≥ 10−7 GeV−1. Combining the use of optical lasers with currently operating x-ray free electron lasers, we extend the mass range to 10–100 eV.</p> |
| spellingShingle | Beyer, KA Marocco, G Bingham, R Gregori, G Light-shining-through-wall axion detection experiments with a stimulating laser |
| title | Light-shining-through-wall axion detection experiments with a stimulating laser |
| title_full | Light-shining-through-wall axion detection experiments with a stimulating laser |
| title_fullStr | Light-shining-through-wall axion detection experiments with a stimulating laser |
| title_full_unstemmed | Light-shining-through-wall axion detection experiments with a stimulating laser |
| title_short | Light-shining-through-wall axion detection experiments with a stimulating laser |
| title_sort | light shining through wall axion detection experiments with a stimulating laser |
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