Secondary cascades in the TAXN absorber produce a substantial millicharged particle flux that complements primary production and boosts FORMOSA signals by ~50% for m_χ below 0.1 GeV.
Millicharged Dark Matter Detection with Ion Traps,
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Ion crystals detect high-frequency gravitational waves via resonant drumhead mode excitation and spin entanglement for beyond-SQL readout, with sensitivity scaling with crystal size.
Proposes resonant detection of QCD axions (0.1-2.3 meV) and dark photons (down to epsilon ~2e-16) via highly excited electron cyclotron states in an open-endcap Penning trap compatible with large cavities.
A review deriving couplings, noise spectra, SNRs, and quantum techniques like squeezing for detectors in dark matter, GW, and mechanical sensor experiments.
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A New Source of Millicharged Particles: Secondary Showers in the LHC Forward Absorber
Secondary cascades in the TAXN absorber produce a substantial millicharged particle flux that complements primary production and boosts FORMOSA signals by ~50% for m_χ below 0.1 GeV.
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Quantum sensing of high-frequency gravitational waves with ion crystals
Ion crystals detect high-frequency gravitational waves via resonant drumhead mode excitation and spin entanglement for beyond-SQL readout, with sensitivity scaling with crystal size.
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Highly Excited Electron Cyclotron for QCD Axion and Dark-Photon Detection
Proposes resonant detection of QCD axions (0.1-2.3 meV) and dark photons (down to epsilon ~2e-16) via highly excited electron cyclotron states in an open-endcap Penning trap compatible with large cavities.
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Quantum measurements in fundamental physics: a user's manual
A review deriving couplings, noise spectra, SNRs, and quantum techniques like squeezing for detectors in dark matter, GW, and mechanical sensor experiments.