Improved sensitivities of ESSSB from a two-detector fit
arXiv:2302.07154 · doi:10.1007/JHEP04(2023)130
Abstract
We discuss the improvement of the sensitivity of ESSSB to the discovery of CP violation and to new neutrino physics which can be obtained with a two-detector fit of the data of the near and far detectors. In particular, we consider neutrino non-standard interactions generated by very heavy vector mediators, nonunitary neutrino mixing, and neutrino oscillations due to the mixing of the ordinary active neutrinos with a light sterile neutrino.
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