Resonant antineutrino induced electron capture with low energy bound-beta beams

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2009
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Abstract
Antineutrino induced electron capture is a resonant process that can have a large cross-section for beams of monochromatic antineutrinos. We calculate the cross-section of this process and investigate an experimental setup where monochromatic antineutrinos are produced from the bound-beta decay of fully ionized radioactive atoms in a storage ring. If the energy between the source and the target is well matched, the cross-sections can be significantly larger than the cross-sections of commonly used non-resonant processes. The rate that can be achieved at a small distance between the source and two targets of 103 kg is up to one interaction per 8.3⋅1018 decaying atoms. For a source-target distance corresponding to the first atmospheric neutrino oscillation maximum, the largest rate is one interaction per 3.2⋅1021 decaying atoms, provided that extremely stringent monochromaticity conditions (10−7 or better) are achieved in future ion beams.
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Authors R. G. C. Oldeman;M. Meloni;B. Saitta;R. G. C. Oldeman;M. Meloni;B. Saitta;
Journal the european physical journal c
Year 2009
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doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-009-1209-6
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https://doi.org/10.1140/epjc/s10052-009-1209-6
Keywords
astronomy measurement science and instrumentation string theory quantum field theory elementary particles nuclear physics heavy ions hadrons quantum field theories astrophysics and cosmology nuclear energy

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