Cosmic and local mass density of "invisible" axions.
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Summary
In an axion-dominated universe the authors place an upper limit to the axion mass of about 10^-4 eV, and point out all the uncertainties involved in determining the precise value of the mass.
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- book
- Published
- 1986-02-15
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- 346
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- Open access
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Keywords
Chemistry, Materials science
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