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Results of a Search for Paraphotons with Intense X-ray Beams at SPring-8

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arxiv 1301.6557 v3 pith:KY4VSF4R submitted 2013-01-28 physics.ins-det hep-exphysics.optics

T. Inada , T. Namba , S. Asai , T. Kobayashi , Y. Tanaka , K. Tamasaku , K. Sawada , T. Ishikawa This is my paper
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A search for paraphotons, or hidden U(1) gauge bosons, is performed using an intense X-ray beamline at SPring--8. "Light Shining through a Wall" technique is used in this search. No excess of events above background is observed. A stringent constraint is obtained on the photon--paraphoton mixing angle, $\chi < 8.06\times 10^{-5}\ (95%\ {\rm C.L.})$ for $0.04\ {\rm eV}<m_{\gamma^{\prime}} < 26\ {\rm keV}$.

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