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Alpenglow - A Signature for Chameleons in Axion-Like Particle Search Experiments

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arxiv 0710.1555 v1 pith:CFCQEUXH submitted 2007-10-08 hep-ph astro-phhep-ex

Alpenglow - A Signature for Chameleons in Axion-Like Particle Search Experiments

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keywords experimentsafterglowaxion-likechameleonsfieldparameterparticlesearch
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We point out that chameleon field theories might reveal themselves as an 'afterglow' effect in axion-like particle search experiments due to chameleon-photon conversion in a magnetic field. We estimate the parameter space which is accessible by currently available technology and find that afterglow experiments could constrain this parameter space in a way complementary to gravitational and Casimir force experiments.In addition, one could reach photon-chameleon couplings which are beyond the sensitivity of common laser polarization experiments. We also sketch the idea of a Fabry-Perot cavity with chameleons which could increase the experimental sensitivity significantly.

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