The first axion?

Steve Lamoreaux ()
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Steve Lamoreaux: the Los Alamos National Laboratory

Nature, 2006, vol. 441, issue 7089, 31-32

Abstract: For almost 30 years, the hunt has been on for a ghostly particle proposed to plug a gap in the standard model of particle physics. The detection of a tiny optical effect might be the first positive sighting.

Date: 2006
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