Emission of Radio Waves in Gamma Ray Bursts and Axionic Boson Stars
Aiichi Iwazaki
Abstract
We point out that the bursts of photons with the energy of the axion mass may appear coincidentally with gamma ray bursts if the gamma ray bursts are caused by collisions between neutron stars and axionic boson stars. In this mechanism, jets are formed in the collisions with large Lorentz factors ≥ 102. We explain qualitatively time-dependent complex structures of gamma ray bursts as well as the large energy problem. Therefore, with detection of the monochromatic photons we can test the model and determine the axion mass.
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