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Two-neutrino double-weak decays of Xe and Xe from different many-body methods
C. Brase, L. Jokiniemi, E. Kauppinen +4
We calculate the nuclear matrix elements and corresponding half-lives for the two-neutrino double-electron capture of Xe and the two-neutrino double-beta decay of X…
Detection of scintillation light in noble gases with wavelength-shifting optical fibers
S. R. Soleti, S. Torelli, G. MartÃnez-Lema +110
Wavelength-shifting (WLS) techniques enable particle detectors based on noble gases, whose scintillation light is predominantly emitted in the vacuum-ultraviolet. We investigate WL…
Radon-induced backgrounds in the NEXT-100 experiment
NEXT Collaboration, C. Cortes-Parra, P. Novella +111
The NEXT-100 detector at the LSC aims at the first competitive search for the \bbnonu decay using a high-pressure \Xe{136} electroluminescent time projection chamber. The first low…
Nucleon Electric Dipole Moments in Paramagnetic Molecules through Effective Field Theory
Wouter Dekens, Jordy de Vries, Lemonia Gialidi +3
Electric dipole moment (EDM) measurements using paramagnetic molecules have significantly advanced over the last decade. Traditionally, these experiments have been analyzed in term…
Ab initio calculation of symmetry-breaking observables
A Belley, B. Romeo, J. Engel +8
Symmetry-violating observables such as the nuclear anapole and Schiff moments provide sensitive probes of the fundamental symmetries of nature and physics beyond the Standard Model…
Electroluminescence Yield Measurements in Xenon Gas with the NEXT-DEMO++ Detector
NEXT Collaboration, J. Renner, J. D. Villamil +111
The NEXT-DEMO++ detector, a high-pressure xenon gas time projection chamber serving as a prototype for the NEXT-100 experiment, was used to measure the electroluminescence (EL) yie…