Date&Time | Wed Jan 20 2021 (13:30 - 14:30) |
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Speaker | Kazunori Nakayama |
Affiliation | Univ. of Tokyo |
Title | Condensed matter physics for dark matter detection |
Abstract | Recently many ideas have been proposed for light dark matter detection using low energy excitations in solid state, such as phonons, magnons and electrons. I will review some basics of condensed matter physics: the Bloch state of the electron in solid state, collective excitations and their dispersion. As an example I discuss a magnon, which is a quantized spin-wave excitation, as a target to detect axion/hidden-photon dark matter with meV range. |
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