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the density of the axion field

φ

a

Lagrangian, and a summand allowing for

these fields interaction.

The density of the field Lagrangian written with regard to the electromag-

netic field interaction with the pseudoscalar boson field is written as

follows:

=

=

1

4

F

μν

F

μν

+

1

2

(

μ

φ

a

μ

φ

a

m

2

a

φ

2

a

)

1

2

a

F

μν

˜

F

μν

.

(8)

Here

F

μν

, F

μν

are electromagnetic field tensors;

˜

F

μν

= (1

/

2)

ε

μνλρ

F

λρ

;

φ

0

is the wave function of the pseudoscalar field;

g

is the corresponding

constant of the fields interaction. We will further use the unit system where

the fundamental constants

с

и

~

are equal to one.

Proceeding from (8), the equations of motion for the corresponding

fields will be written in the following form:

μ

F

μν

=

g∂

μ

(

φ

a

˜

F

μν

); (

μ

μ

+

m

a

)

φ

a

=

gB

0

E.

(9)

The solution (8) for a pseudoscalar field

φ

a

is

φ

±

a

(

~r, t

) =

e

iωt

Z

d

3

r

0

1

4

π

exp(

±

i~k

a

(

~r

~r

0

)

|

~r

~r

0

|

g ~B

0

~E.

(10)

In the one-dimensional case, the decision (10) can be written as follows:

φ

+

a

(

r, t

) =

iE

0

(

gB

0

l/

2

k

a

)

F

(

q

)

e

i

(

k

a

x

ωt

)

.

Here

q

= (

ω

k

a

)

is the momentum transferred to the magnetic field;

F

(

q

) =

sin(

ql/

2)

ql/

2

,

i.e.

F

(0) = 1

.

The probability of pseudoscalar boson occurrence

N

a

as a result of

conversion

N

γ

of stimulating radiation quanta (photons) into pseudoscalar

bosons is specified by the relation

P

γ

a

=

N

a

N

γ

=

1

4

ω

k

a

(

gB

0

l

)

2

F

2

(

q

)

.

If

g

10

10

GeV

1

,

В

= 10

Т,

l

= 1

m [4–7], then

P

γ

a

10

18

.

In [9], Fabri – Perot matched interferometers were proposed to be used

for increasing the probability of conversion (Fig. 1). If the cavity

Q

factor

is

Q

10

4

, the conversion process probability increases as follows:

P

γ

a

=

1

4

Q

π

ω

k

a

(

gB

0

l

)

2

F

2

(

q

)

10

14

.

ISSN 1812-3368. Herald of the BMSTU. Series “Natural Sciences”. 2014. No. 6

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