Explore the intriguing world of axions in this 42-minute lecture by Michael Dine at the Galileo Galilei Institute. Delve into the current state of axion research, examining open problems and potential future directions in this fascinating field of particle physics. Gain insights into the theoretical foundations and experimental challenges surrounding axions, their potential role in solving the strong CP problem, and their implications for dark matter. Discover the latest developments, proposed experiments, and ongoing debates within the scientific community regarding these elusive particles. Enhance your understanding of this cutting-edge topic in modern physics and its potential impact on our comprehension of the universe.
Overview
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Michael Dine: "Overview on axions: open problems and future directions"
Taught by
Galileo Galilei Institute
