Abstract
The Primakoff effect-induced radiative emission of axions by an alternating electromagnetic field, F a → γa, is considered for the first time. The synchrotron mechanism and the Coulomb mechanism—in the latter case, the alternating field is formed when a charge executes an infinite motion in the field of a Coulomb center—are considered as specific examples. The contributions of these effects to the axion emissivity of magnetic neutron stars and of the Sun are estimated.
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