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Probing Axion Dark Matter via the Chiral Magnetic Effect in Zero-Bias Weyl Semimetals
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A solar energy research paper on Probing Axion Dark Matter via the Chiral Magnetic Effect in Zero-Bias Weyl Semimetals.
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Original abstract
Sub-eV axion dark matter behaves as a coherent classical field that can induce macroscopic current in quantum materials. We explore the possibility of axion detection via the chiral magnetic effect in zero-bias Weyl semimetals under a static external magnetic field. We demonstrate that for a $1 \, {\rm cm^2}$ sample in a realistic $10 \, {\rm T}$ magnetic field, the signal remains in the observable femto-ampere range. Utilizing state-of-the-art SQUID-based current readout, the setup can probe axion-electron couplings below existing stellar cooling bounds across a broad range of axion masses.
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