Axions and “light shining through a wall”: A detailed theoretical analysis
Authors:
- Stephen L. AdlerSAStephen L. Adler
- J. GamboaJGJ. Gamboa
- F. MéndezFMF. Méndez
- J. López-SarriónJLJ. López-Sarrión
- 1 November 2008
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Annals of Physics
- Vol. 323 (11) , 2851-2872
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