Speaker
Mr
Sebastian Hoof
(Imperial College London)
Description
In the past years, the landscape of axion models has extended considerably beyond the original QCD axion. Axion-like particles could play a significant role in astrophysics as well as cosmology and many new experiments and observables have been proposed. The big landscape of axion models and observables generally poses a problem for obtaining coherent statistical inferences. The same holds true for a consistent treatment of the various experimental results and astrophysical observables such as cooling hints. Global fits offer a solution for this dilemma. I will show how the upcoming, publically available software GAMBIT will provide an excellent opportunity for studying and comparing axion models.
Primary authors
Prof.
Joerg Jaeckel
(Ruprecht-Karls Universität Heidelberg)
Mr
Sebastian Hoof
(Imperial College London)
