Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
Scientific paper
1995-06-20
Physics
High Energy Physics
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
6 pages, LaTeX, no figures
Scientific paper
The (pseudo) Goldstone bosons arise naturally in many modern theories such as supergravity, superstring theory and variants of general relativity with torsion. By the other hand, there are well known indications that a large part of the Universe mass exists in a form of dark matter. The most attractive model of the dark matter is non-relativistic gas of the light elementary particles weakly interacting with the "usual" matter \cite{b2} - \cite{b4}. We describe ferromagnetic detectors, for search of arion(axion), where a high-sensitive two-channel SHF receiver is used. Its sensitivity reaches to $10^{-20}\,Wt$, with time of accumulation $1-10\,s$. Fourier analysis of signal provides a survey in zone up to $\pm50\,KHz$ with spectral resolution $0.1 - 25\, Hz$. There was applied a high sensitive SHF receiver based on a special computer method of coherent accumulation of signals. It is possible to use the receiver in other precise experiments: measuring of electron/positron beams polarization in storage rings, investigation of parity violation, investigation of atmosphere with radars etc.
Boldyrev A. P.
Kirpotin A. N.
Rovkin M. E.
Vorobyov P. V.
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