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MADMAX: A new road to axion dark matter detection · Around

2017

MADMAX: A new road to axion dark matter detection

Majorovits, B.

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The axion is a hypothetical low-mass boson predicted by the Peccei-Quinn mechanism solving the strong CP problem.

It is naturally also a cold dark matter candidate if its mass is below $\sim$\,1\,meV, thus simultaneously solving two major problems of nature.
All existing experimental efforts to detect QCD axions focus on a range of axion masses below $\sim$\,25$\,\mu$eV.
The mass range above $\sim$\,40$\,\mu$eV, predicted by modern models in which the Peccei-Quinn symmetry was restored after inflation, could not be explored so far.

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