Speaker
Nam Tran
(Boston University)
Description
The AlCap experiment is an experiment conducted at PSI (Switzerland) that studies products of muon capture on aluminum, titanium. These materials are candidates for stopping targets in the next-generation of charged lepton flavor violation experiments, namely Mu2e at Fermilab and COMET at J-PARC, which will search for the neutrinoless conversion of muons to electrons in the nuclear fields. The muonic X-rays emitted during atomic capture, and gamma-rays from nuclear muon capture are important in determining the number of stopped muons in the target. I will describe the AlCap experiment and present results.
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Authors
Andrew Edmonds
(Boston University)
James Miller
(Boston University)
Nam Tran
(Boston University)
Peter Kammel
Yoshitaka Kuno
(Osaka University)
