Search for solar Kaluza-Klein axions in theories of low-scale quantum gravity
arXiv:hep-ph/0006327 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.62.125011
Abstract
We explore the physics potential of a terrestrial detector for observing axionic Kaluza-Klein excitations coming from the Sun within the context of higher-dimensional theories of low-scale quantum gravity. In these theories, the heavier Kaluza-Klein axions are relatively short-lived and may be detected by a coincidental triggering of their two-photon decay mode. Because of the expected high multiplicity of the solar axionic excitations, we find experimental sensitivity to a fundamental Peccei-Quinn axion mass up to eV (corresponding to an effective axion-photon coupling GeV) in theories with 2 extra dimensions and a fundamental quantum-gravity scale of order 100 TeV, and up to eV (corresponding to GeV) in theories with 3 extra dimensions and TeV. For comparison, based on recent data obtained from lowest level underground experiments, we derive the experimental limits: GeV and GeV in the aforementioned theories with 2 and 3 large compact dimensions, respectively.
19 pages, extended version, as to appear in Physical Review D
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