Search for axion-like particles with electron and positron beams at KEK Linac
arXiv:2107.06431
Abstract
We propose a fixed-target experiment to search for Axion-like particles (ALPs) coupling to photons, which utilizes electron and positron beams available at KEK Linac. The sensitivity to ALP is evaluated for two shielding setups in conjunction with other beam dump experiments, fixed-target experiments, and collider experiments. This study shows that the two setups can explore the gap between the search region excluded by the beam dump experiments and the collider experiments.
arXiv comment13 pages, 4 figures
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