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Extended High-Mass Axion Search with an Auxetically Tuned Higher-Order-Mode Cavity
Conventional high-mass axion haloscopes based on the TM$_{010}$ mode lose detection volume as the resonant frequency increases. We report an extended axion search using a dielectric-restored TM$_{020}$ cavity haloscope with symmetry-preserving auxetic tuning based on a single-degree-of-freedom mecha
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