23–24 Nov 2023
Evergreen Palace Hotel (Chiayi)
Asia/Taipei timezone

Current status and upcoming plans of the TASEH experiment

24 Nov 2023, 14:30
20m
Meeting room A on the 2nd floor (Evergreen Palace Hotel (Chiayi))

Meeting room A on the 2nd floor

Evergreen Palace Hotel (Chiayi)

Speaker

Yung-Fu Chen

Description

QCD Axion is a hypothesized particle for solving CP symmetry preserving problem in the strong interaction, and is also considered as a promising candidate for dark matter halo. TASEH (Taiwan Axion Search Experiment with Haloscope) searches dark matter axions based on a haloscope setup, consisting of a frequency-tunable microwave cavity detector in a strong magnetic field and a signal receiver. The TASEH experiment targets axion searches in the mass range of 10–25 μeV, roughly corresponding to the frequency band of 2.5–6 GHz. In this presentation, we will describe our first physics search around 19.6 μeV, and also illustrate our latest efforts and the upcoming plans to reach the QCD axion-photon coupling limit in the aimed mass ranges.

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