Searching for sterile neutrinos at the ESSSB
arXiv:1407.1317 · doi:10.1007/JHEP12(2014)120
Abstract
The ESSSB project is a proposed neutrino oscillation experiment based on the European Spallation Source with the search for leptonic CP as its main aim. In this letter we show that a near detector at around 1 km distance from the beamline is not only very desirable for keeping the systematic errors affecting the CP search under control, but would also provide a significant sensitivity probe for sterile neutrino oscillations in the region of the parameter space favored by the long-standing LSND anomaly. We find that the effective mixing angle can be probed down to at assuming 15% bin-to-bin (un)correlated systematics.
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