Feasibility Study for a Next-Generation Mu2e Experiment

Abstract

We explore the feasibility of a next-generation Mu2e experiment that uses Project-X beams to achieve a sensitivity approximately a factor ten better than the currently planned Mu2e facility.

37 pages, 9 figures; submitted as a White Paper for the APS Division of Particles and Fields Community Summer Study; updated to reflect recent progress

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