Electric current on surface of a metal/superconductor in axion/hidden-photon background
arXiv:2111.02728 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2022.136950
Abstract
We derive the electric current on surface of a normal metal or superconductor induced by the light bosonic dark matter, such as axion or hidden photon, by appropriately taking account of the boundary condition of the electric and magnetic field at the surface. We discuss detection possibility of such an electric current.
22 pages
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