Search for Stimulated Neutrino Conversion with an RF Cavity

F. Vannucci

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Search for Stimulated Neutrino Conversion with an RF Cavity

F. Vannucci

High Energy Physics - Experiment · Submitted 18 Nov 1999

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The authors' main claim Lifetimes can be constrained, or the process discovered, by a search for flavour conversion in a superconducting RF cavity installed in a neutrino beam.

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Little is known on radiative decays of numu and nutau. Lifetimes can be constrained, or the process discovered, by a search for flavour conversion in a superconducting RF cavity installed in a neutrino beam. The lifetimes tested with such a method can be of interest for astrophysics and cosmology. In particular the conjecture which explains both the LSND and the SuperKamiokande signals by radiative decays of numu can be straightforwardly put to the test.

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s0	Little is known on radiative decays of numu and nutau.	gap 0.88	0.04	0.02	asserted 0.98
s1	Lifetimes can be constrained, or the process discovered, by a search for flavour conversion in a superconducting RF cavity installed in a neutrino beam.	method 0.91	0.14	0.20	hedged possibility 0.64
s2	The lifetimes tested with such a method can be of interest for astrophysics and cosmology.	interpretation 0.59	0.07	0.05	hedged possibility 0.53
s3	In particular the conjecture which explains both the LSND and the SuperKamiokande signals by radiative decays of numu can be straightforwardly put to the test.	interpretation 0.41	0.08	0.10	hedged possibility 0.42

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Little is known on radiative decays of numu and nutau. Lifetimes can be constrained, or the process discovered, by a search for flavour conversion in a superconducting RF cavity installed in a neutrino beam. The lifetimes tested with such a method can be of interest for astrophysics and cosmology. In particular the conjecture which explains both the LSND and the SuperKamiokande signals by radiative decays of numu can be straightforwardly put to the test.

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