Perturbation Theory of Neutrino Oscillation with Nonstandard Neutrino Interactions
Takashi Kikuchi, Hisakazu Minakata, Shoichi Uchinami

TL;DR
This paper develops a perturbative framework to analyze neutrino oscillations with non-standard interactions (NSI), providing formulas to estimate NSI effects and discussing parameter determination challenges.
Contribution
It introduces a second-order perturbation theory for neutrino oscillations with NSI, enabling estimation of NSI effects and exploring parameter degeneracies.
Findings
Second-order formulas for oscillation probabilities with NSI
Determination of , , and NSI parameters in sector possible
Complete measurement of , , and NSI in - sector not feasible with rate analysis
Abstract
We discuss various physics aspects of neutrino oscillation with non-standard interactions (NSI). We formulate a perturbative framework by taking \Delta m^2_{21} / \Delta m^2_{31}, s_{13}, and the NSI elements \epsilon_{\alpha \beta} (\alpha, \beta = e, \mu, \tau) as small expansion parameters of the same order \epsilon. Within the \epsilon perturbation theory we obtain the S matrix elements and the neutrino oscillation probability formula to second order (third order in \nu_e related channels) in \epsilon. The formula allows us to estimate size of the contribution of any particular NSI element \epsilon_{\alpha beta} to the oscillation probability in arbitrary channels, and gives a global bird-eye view of the neutrino oscillation phenomena with NSI. Based on the second-order formula we discuss how all the conventional lepton mixing as well as NSI parameters can be determined. Our results…
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