The Sensitivity of DUNE in Presence of Off-Diagonal Scalar NSI Parameters
Arnab Sarker, Dharitree Bezboruah, Abinash Medhi, Moon Moon Devi

TL;DR
This paper investigates how off-diagonal scalar non-standard interactions (NSI) can affect the measurement of the CP phase in neutrino oscillations at DUNE, highlighting potential degeneracies and the importance of understanding scalar NSI effects.
Contribution
It provides a detailed analysis of the impact of complex off-diagonal scalar NSI parameters on CP sensitivity and explores their correlations and constraints at different neutrino mass scales.
Findings
Scalar NSI can significantly alter CP phase measurements.
Complex off-diagonal NSI elements introduce degeneracies in parameter space.
Neutrino mass scale influences the sensitivity to scalar NSI.
Abstract
Scalar non-standard interactions (NSI) presents an exciting pathway for probing potential new physics that extends beyond the Standard Model (BSM). The scalar coupling of neutrinos with matter can appear as a sub-dominant effect that can impact the neutrino oscillation probabilities. The uniqueness of these interactions is that it can directly affect the neutrino mass matrix. This makes oscillations sensitive to the absolute neutrino mass. The effects of scalar NSI scales linearly with matter density which motivates its exploration in long-baseline sector. The presence of scalar NSI can influence the key measurements in the field of neutrino physics, including the precise determination of the leptonic CP phase (), neutrino mass ordering and the octant of . The precise determination of is one of the major goals of DUNE, which is an upcoming…
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TopicsNuclear Physics and Applications
