DAMSA proposes an ultra-short baseline accelerator experiment to detect short-lived dark sector messengers by overcoming the sensitivity ceiling of longer-baseline beam dump experiments through a compact detector design.
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Shape correlations in CEνNS allow likelihood and CNN analyses to discriminate sterile neutrinos from NSI and approximately localize sterile parameters in favorable regions.
GEANT4 simulations indicate that photon spectral shape differences from pion decays in a tungsten foil setup could probe new dark photon parameter space with feasible proton beam runs.
High-statistics CEνNS measurements at J-PARC are feasible with significant sensitivity to relevant particle physics scenarios using currently funded detectors.
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The DAMSA Experiment
DAMSA proposes an ultra-short baseline accelerator experiment to detect short-lived dark sector messengers by overcoming the sensitivity ceiling of longer-baseline beam dump experiments through a compact detector design.
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Analytical and Machine Learning Methods for Model Discernment at CE$\nu$NS Experiments
Shape correlations in CEνNS allow likelihood and CNN analyses to discriminate sterile neutrinos from NSI and approximately localize sterile parameters in favorable regions.
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Dark photon searches in the photon channel
GEANT4 simulations indicate that photon spectral shape differences from pion decays in a tungsten foil setup could probe new dark photon parameter space with feasible proton beam runs.
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Coherent Elastic Neutrino-Nucleus Scattering at the Japan Proton Accelerator Research Complex
High-statistics CEνNS measurements at J-PARC are feasible with significant sensitivity to relevant particle physics scenarios using currently funded detectors.