Title is a bit clickbaity > Thanks to the Jülich supercomputer, the calculations now provide physicists with a concrete range in which their search for axions

Title is a bit clickbaity > Thanks to the Jülich supercomputer, the calculations now provide physicists with a concrete range in which their search for axions is likely to be most promising. They have a range in which a particle that MIGHT be what makes up dark matter MIGHT show up. The difficulty of defining a particle that only interacts gravitationally is not lost on me, but the title is still somewhat misleading.