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The 21st International Workshop on Neutrinos from Accelerators (NUFACT2019)

25–31 Aug 2019
The Grand Hotel Daegu
Asia/Seoul timezone

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Session

Working Group 1+5

WG15
30 Aug 2019, 16:00
Dynasty hall (2F) (The Grand Hotel Daegu)

Dynasty hall (2F)

The Grand Hotel Daegu

305 Dongdaegu-ro Suseong-gu, Daegu Republic of Korea

Conveners

Working Group 1+5: Sterile Neutrino Searches

  • Jaehoon Yu

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  1. 176. Status of SBND
    Stephen Robert Dennis (University of Liverpool)
    30/08/2019, 16:00
    Oral Presentation
  2. 134. Status of JSNS2 experiment
    Fumihiko Suekane (Tohoku Univ.)
    30/08/2019, 16:25
    Oral Presentation

    JSNS2 experiment is a sterile neutrino experiment being prepared at J-PARC MLF beam line. The experiment directly tests the LSND sterile neutrino result using the same neutrino (muon decay at rest) and the same detection reaction (inverse beta decay), yet much better S/N ratio, statistics and energy resolution. The group is now constructing the detector aiming at starting the data taking soon....

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  3. 175. Sterile Neutrinos search via NC disapperance at NOvA
    Adam Jude Aurisano (University of Cincinnati (US))
    30/08/2019, 16:50
    Oral Presentation

    Three-flavor neutrino oscillations have successfully explained a wide range of neutrino oscillation data. However, the excess of events as seen by the LSND and MiniBooNE experiments and the deficit of events seen at the GALLEX and SAGE experiments when exposed to a calibration source can be interpreted as short-baseline neutrino oscillations consistent with the existence of a sterile neutrino...

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  4. 137. Sterile Neutrino Searches with IceCube
    Joshua Hignight
    30/08/2019, 17:15
    Oral Presentation

    The IceCube neutrino observatory is a cubic km neutrino telescope located at the geographic South Pole and can detect neutrinos with energies up to a few PeV. DeepCore is an infill array of the IceCube Neutrino Observatory that lowers the detectable energies of neutrinos to as low as 5 GeV. This wide range of atmospheric neutrinos allow for a broad range of particle physics, from measuring...

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  5. 80. Detector Physics with MicroBooNE
    Prof. Joshua Spitz (University of Michigan)

    With many current and future neutrino experiments relying on Liquid Argon Time Projection Chamber (LArTPC) technology, characterizing the performance of these detectors is critical. The MicroBooNE experiment is capable of performing numerous measurements to better understand the technology. These include identification and filtering of excess TPC noise, signal calibration, recombination, and...

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