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Paper Citation Record · LEDGER
Dark Matter Axions in the Early Universe with a Period of Increasing Temperature
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Observation 4b496270-af14-4ea8-9127-e76c4258b78c · inbound
Chiral Gravitational Wave Background from Audible Axion via Nieh-Yan Term cites this paper.
Chiral Gravitational Wave Background from Audible Axion via Nieh-Yan Term Dark Matter Axions in the Early Universe with a Period of Increasing Temperature
Reference 58
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Observation 890dda25-8b35-4a70-80f2-f34c9f2ac8d6 · inbound
Impact of First-order Electroweak Phase Transition on QCD Axion cites this paper.
Impact of First-order Electroweak Phase Transition on QCD Axion Dark Matter Axions in the Early Universe with a Period of Increasing Temperature
Reference 26
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Observation 5023a289-023e-48c9-816e-3bd1306025ac · inbound
Gravitational Waves from Multiple First-Order Phase Transitions in a Scenario with Early Matter Domination cites this paper.
Gravitational Waves from Multiple First-Order Phase Transitions in a Scenario with Early Matter Domination Dark Matter Axions in the Early Universe with a Period of Increasing Temperature
Reference 55
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