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Searching for Axions from Atmospheric Kaon Decays
Cosmic-ray interactions in the Earth's atmosphere produce copious secondary mesons, providing a natural laboratory for searches for new physics. We investigate the atmospheric production of axions through the rare kaon decay $K^{+}\rightarrowπ^{+}a$. If sufficiently long-lived, these axions can reac
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