Mixing of photons with light pseudoscalars in time-dependent magnetic fields
arXiv:1608.03458 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-016-4483-0
Abstract
The effects of an external time-dependent magnetic field in the conversion probability of photon-to-axion-like particles are studied. Our findings show that for a certain time regime, the amplitude of the produced axion-like field can be enlarged with respect to the static case, thus, enhancing the probability of conversion.
arXiv commentsome clarifications. To appear in EPJC
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