CAPP-8TB: Axion Dark Matter Search Experiment around 6.7 $\mu$eV

Abstract

CAPP-8TB is an axion dark matter search experiment dedicated to an axion mass search near 6.7 $\mu$eV. The experiment uses a microwave resonant cavity under a strong magnetic field of 8 T produced by a superconducting solenoid magnet in a dilution refrigerator. We describe the experimental configuration used to search for a mass range of 6.62 to 6.82 $\mu$eV in the first phase of the experiment. We also discuss the next phase of the experiment and its prospects.

18 pages, 21 figures

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