Cornelis J. G. Mommers

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Constraining the axial-vector X17 interpretation with $^{12}$ C data

Cornelis J. G. Mommers, Marc Vanderhaeghen

Recent findings of an unexpected, narrow resonance in the $e^{+} e^{-}$ decay spectra of excited states of $^{8}$ Be, $^{4}$ He and $^{12}$ C by the ATOMKI collaboration have received consider…

hep-ph2024

Low-mass dark sector searches with deuteron photodisintegration

Cornelis J. G. Mommers, Marc Vanderhaeghen

Recent years have seen much activity in searches for dark-sector messenger particles in the 10-100 MeV mass range, especially in view of a potential new light boson conjectured by…

hep-ph2022

Estimates for rare three-body decays of the Omega baryon using chiral symmetry and the $Δ I = 1/2$ rule

Stefan Leupold, Cornelis J. G. Mommers

We study rare three-body decays of the Omega baryon using SU(3) chiral perturbation theory, the successful effective field theory of quantum chromodynamics at low energies. At lead…

Constraining the axial-vector X17 interpretation with 12C data

Low-mass dark sector searches with deuteron photodisintegration

Estimates for rare three-body decays of the Omega baryon using chiral symmetry and the ΔI=1/2 rule

Constraining the axial-vector X17 interpretation with $^{12}$ C data

Estimates for rare three-body decays of the Omega baryon using chiral symmetry and the $Δ I = 1/2$ rule