Speaker
James Runge
Description
Accurate calculations of B(GT) are essential for predicting rates in low energy neutrino scattering experiments. However, past experiments have shown discrepancies between theoretical calculations and experimental measurements of B(GT) in some isotopes. This poster presents the current state of B(GT) measurements for isotopes relevant to neutrino scattering, including both charged-current and neutral-current scattering. The various experimental techniques and facilities capable of performing these measurements are also discussed. The importance of experimental B(GT) measurements in improving our understanding of neutrino scattering and advancing our knowledge in nuclear physics is emphasized.
