Search for neutrinoless quadruple beta decay of Xe in XMASS-I
arXiv:2205.05231 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2022.137355
Abstract
A search for the neutrinoless quadruple beta decay of Xe was conducted with the liquid-xenon detector XMASS-I using of the exposure. The pulse shape discrimination based on the scintillation decay time constant which distinguishes -rays including the signal and -rays was used to enhance the search sensitivity. No significant signal excess was observed from the energy spectrum fitting with precise background evaluation, and we set a lower limit of the half life of 3.7 10 years at 90 confidence level. This is the first experimental constraint of the neutrinoless quadruple beta decay of Xe.
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