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arxiv 2203.08026 v1 pith:R5LOUM5R submitted 2022-03-15 hep-ph hep-th

Some open questions in axion theory

Prateek Agrawal , Kim V. Berghaus , JiJi Fan , Anson Hook , Gustavo Marques-Tavares , Tom Rudelius This is my paper
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This white paper collects some open questions in several different aspects of axion theories. The questions are related to quantization of axion couplings, axion-magnetic monopole systems, axions in quantum gravity theory, axion string/domain wall systems, and thermal friction from axion couplings. They demonstrate many opportunities for axion theory, which call for more studies.

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