Electron-antineutrino spectrum from precision measurements of Pr-decay
arXiv:2506.03716 · doi:10.1103/256q-6xp1
Abstract
The Ce -- Pr electron antineutrino source is one of the most suitable radiochemical sources for experiments searching for the oscillations of active neutrinos to the light sterile state. In the current work the -spectra of -- source have been measured by two types of -spectrometers based on silicon Si(Li) detectors in order to determine the energy spectrum of electron anti-neutrino emitted in the -decay of nuclei. The nuclear shape factor of the ground state beta transition in has been obtained with high precision: . The reduced cross section for the inverse beta decay reaction on hydrogen for the electron anti-neutrino source has been defined as that provides sufficient sensitivity to search for a sterile neutrino with a mass of ~eV and a mixing angle using standard disappearance method.
11 pages, 9 figures
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