Reinterprets SN1987A and projected Galactic supernova time-of-flight data as millicharge bounds from 10^{-17} e down to low 10^{-19} e using line-of-sight magnetic delay kernels.
Impact of the Dresden-II and COHERENT neutrino scattering data on neutrino electromagnetic proper- ties and electroweak physics
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Analysis of new COHERENT germanium CEνNS data yields updated constraints on the weak mixing angle, neutrino charge radii, germanium neutron rms radius, and bounds on neutrino non-standard interactions via global fits.
Reactor neutrino data from CONUS+ and Dresden-II combined with COHERENT and IceCube data singles out a region of neutrino and nuclear couplings consistent with the X17 particle.
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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Time-of-Flight Constraints on Neutrino Millicharge from Supernova Neutrinos in Galactic Magnetic Fields
Reinterprets SN1987A and projected Galactic supernova time-of-flight data as millicharge bounds from 10^{-17} e down to low 10^{-19} e using line-of-sight magnetic delay kernels.
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Phenomenological implications of the high-precision COHERENT germanium CE$\nu$NS data
Analysis of new COHERENT germanium CEνNS data yields updated constraints on the weak mixing angle, neutrino charge radii, germanium neutron rms radius, and bounds on neutrino non-standard interactions via global fits.
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The X17 Existence Hinted at by Nuclear Reactor Neutrinos
Reactor neutrino data from CONUS+ and Dresden-II combined with COHERENT and IceCube data singles out a region of neutrino and nuclear couplings consistent with the X17 particle.
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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.