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Can large scintillators be used for solar-axion searches to test the cosmological axion–photon oscillation proposal?
2009
Physics Letters B
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Solar-axion interaction rates in NaI, CsI and Xe scintillators via the axio-electric effect were calculated. A table is presented with photoelectric and axioelectric cross sections, solar-axion fluxes, and the interaction rates from 2.0 to 10.0 keV. The results imply that annual-modulation data of large NaI and CsI arrays, and large Xe scintillation chambers, might be made sensitive enough to probe coupling to photons at levels required to explain axion-photon oscillation phenomena proposed to
doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2009.09.011
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