24–27 Mar 2025
UCLA Physics and Astronomy Building 1-425
US/Pacific timezone

New Results from HAYSTAC's Search for Dark Matter Axions

27 Mar 2025, 16:05
15m
UCLA Physics and Astronomy Building 1-425

UCLA Physics and Astronomy Building 1-425

475 Portola Plaza, Los Angeles, CA 90095 darkmatter@physics.ucla.edu

Speaker

Michael Jewell (Yale University)

Description

The Haloscope At Yale Sensitive To Axion CDM (HAYSTAC) experiment is a microwave cavity search which is actively probing QCD axions with masses ≳$10\mu$eV. In this talk, I will present recent results from HAYSTAC's Phase II search for QCD axions between $16.96-19.46\mu$eV. These results are the widest search to date to achieve a quantum enhanced scan rate from a squeezed state reciever and include new data covering $1.71\mu$eV of previously unexplored parameter space with sensitivity to QCD axions with axion-photon coupling of $\sim3\times$$|g^{KSVZ}_{\gamma}|$. I will also discuss upgrades in development to facilitate further searches for axions beyond $20\mu$eV.

Author

Michael Jewell (Yale University)

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