Long range 'arion' field in the radio frequency band

Experimental possibilities are considered for the detection of the long range 'arion' field corresponding to the massless Goldstone particles. It is shown that by using the alternating arion field in the radio frequency band one can obtain a higher sensitivity than in the case of the static arion field. We discuss also the 'arion Zeeman effect', i.e. the splitting of the atomic levels in the arion field, which can be measured by means of the 'arion electron-nuclear resonance'. (orig.)