Microwave Technologies in Experiments for Detection of Dark Matter Axions

One of the major challenges of modern physics is the detection of dark matter and the study of its composition. For this purpose, there are several experiments where microwave technology is present. In this work, we describe experiments for the detection of dark matter axions and the most important design features that microwave devices must have for this application.

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IEEE Microwave Magazine
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2025-02-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/mmm.2024.3514013
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Dark Matter and Cosmic Phenomena
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Microwave Technologies in Experiments for Detection of Dark Matter Axions

J. M. García-Barceló, Alejandro Díaz‐Morcillo, Jose R. Navarro-Madrid
IEEE Microwave Magazine
Dark Matter and Cosmic Phenomena
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Microwave Technologies in Experiments for Detection of Dark Matter Axions

J. M. García-Barceló, Alejandro Díaz‐Morcillo, Jose R. Navarro-Madrid
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Abstract

One of the major challenges of modern physics is the detection of dark matter and the study of its composition. For this purpose, there are several experiments where microwave technology is present. In this work, we describe experiments for the detection of dark matter axions and the most important design features that microwave devices must have for this application.

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Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena (ES), Max Planck Institute for Physics (DE)
H2020 European Research Council
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