Higher Harmonics in Non-Linear Vacuum from QED Effects Without Low Mass Intermediate Particles
J. Tito Mendonca, J. Dias de Deus, P. Castelo Ferreira
Abstract
We show that in the presence of a slowly rotating strong transverse magnetic field there is an infinite spectrum of harmonic wave functions An due to the first order QED correction (in α2) given by the Euler-Heisenberg Lagrangian. The frequency shifts are integer multiples ω0 n of the magnetic field angular frequency rotation ω0=2πνm and the several modes n are coupled to the nearest harmonics n 1. This is a new effect due to QED vacuum fluctuations, not exploit before, that can explain, both qualitatively and quantatively, the recent experimental results of the PVLAS collaboration without the need of a low mass intermediate particle, hence dismiss the recent claim of the discovery of the axion. [Erratum: The PVLAS signal cannot be explained by this mechanism.]
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