Hints of new physics from stars
arXiv:1611.04651
Abstract
We review and update the current status of the observed anomalies in stellar cooling and their interpretation in terms of axions and axion like particles.
arXiv commentContributed to the proceedings of the 38th International Conference on High Energy Physics
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