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Distinguishing the origin of cosmic birefringence: dark energy, dark matter, and neutrino asymmetry
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Cosmic birefringence, the isotropic rotation of the plane of linear polarization of photons from sources at cosmological distances, can be generated by different parity-violating mechanisms. While the net rotation angle of a single polarized source carries little information about its physical origi
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