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Astroparticle physics

Hope fades for axion-like dark matter

17 Nov 2017 Marric Stephens
A photograph of nEDM collaborators Michal Rawlik of ETH Zürich and Nicholas Ayres of Sussex University.
Limited success: null result puts bounds on axion’s mass
Results from an experiment designed to test the limits of charge–parity (CP) symmetry have been us

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Marric Stephens is a freelance science journalist and former materials-science editor at Physics World
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