Phase-matching of multiple-cavity detectors for dark matter axion search
arXiv:1707.05925 · doi:10.1016/j.astropartphys.2017.10.012
Abstract
Conventional axion dark matter search experiments employ cylindrical microwave cavities immersed in a solenoidal magnetic field. Exploring higher frequency regions requires smaller size cavities as the TM010 resonant frequencies scale inversely with cavity radius. One intuitive way to make efficient use of a given magnet volume, and thereby to increase the experimental sensitivity, is to bundle multiple cavities together and combine their individual outputs ensuring phase-matching of the coherent axion signal. We perform an extensive study for realistic design of a phase-matching mechanism for multiple-cavity systems and demonstrate its experimental feasibility using a double-cavity system.
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