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High-Intensity Probes of Axion-Like Particles

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arxiv 1010.6161 v1 pith:RM7CU2G4 submitted 2010-10-29 hep-ph

Babette Döbrich , Holger Gies This is my paper · ORCID
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With continuously increasing intensities, modern laser systems can become a valuable tool for the search for axions and axion-like particles. As conventional setups of axion searches cannot easily accommodate the usage of a high-intensity laser system, we propose a novel, purely laser-based setup in which the occurrence of a frequency shift is an observable for the axion-photon interaction.

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    Spin-polarized electrons in a strong laser field radiate axions with a spin-dependent angular asymmetry, giving a tunable milliradian deflection that could serve as a new laboratory axion signal.

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