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Looking for the LARGE volume axiverse

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Mathematics and Applications of Branes in String and M-theory

An “axiverse” is a generic prediction of string theory, although the axions are typically extremely hard to detect, and sometimes may not actually solve the strong CP problem. I shall discuss how the axiverse is realised in the LARGE volume scenario, including what the axion couplings are, whether they can be detected, how the QCD axion can arise – and also how to build models with an additional axion-like particle that could explain some intriguing astrophysical anomalies.

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