Oscillation Physics with a Neutrino Factory
M. Apollonio, et al. (CERN working group on oscillation physics at the, Neutrino Factory)

TL;DR
This paper discusses the development of advanced neutrino experiments, including neutrino factories, to precisely measure neutrino mixing parameters and explore CP violation, which could reveal physics beyond the Standard Model.
Contribution
It introduces the concept of a neutrino factory with a muon storage ring as a powerful tool for comprehensive neutrino studies and CP violation detection.
Findings
Neutrino factories offer the largest reach for CP violation detection.
Extensions of conventional beams can observe $ u_ o u_e$ transitions.
Beta beams provide pure electron-neutrino sources for advanced experiments.
Abstract
A generation of neutrino experiments have established that neutrinos mix and probably have mass. The mixing phenomenon points to processes beyond those of the Standard Model, possibly at the Grand Unification energy scale. A extensive sequence of of experiments will be required to measure precisely all the parameters of the neutrino mixing matrix, culminating with the discovery and study of leptonic CP violation. As a first step, extensions of conventional pion/kaon decay beams, such as off-axis beams or low-energy super-beams, have been considered. These could yield first observations of transitions at the atmospheric frequency, which have not yet been observed, and a first measurement of . Experiments with much better flux control can be envisaged if the neutrinos are obtained from the decays of stored particles. One such possibility is the concept of…
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Taxonomy
TopicsNeutrino Physics Research · Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies · Dark Matter and Cosmic Phenomena
