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Projected Sensitivity to Atmospheric Neutrino Oscillations using a 1725 m Liquid-Nitrogen Detector at CJPL
Xiao-Yu Peng, Shin-Ted Lin, Shu-Kui Liu +7
In atmospheric neutrino analyses, the usable zenith-angle range is generally restricted to upward-going events to suppress the cosmic-ray muon background. Motivated by the exceptio…
Constraining Axion-Like-Particles with germanium detector at the Kuo-Sheng Reactor Neutrino Laboratory
TEXONO Collaboration, Greeshma C., L. Singh +22
We present results of a search for Axion-Like Particles (ALPs) produced Primakoff and Compton-like scattering channels, using data acquired with TEXONO experiment at the Kuo-…
Studies of Neutrino-Nucleus Elastic Scattering with Point-Contact Germanium Detectors at the Kuo-Sheng Reactor Neutrino Laboratory
TEXONO Collaboration, M. K. Singh, S. Karmakar +35
The low energy and intense flux of electron anti-neutrinos from nuclear reactors provide the perfect stage to study elastic neutrino-nucleus scattering () in the fully coh…
Constraints on New Physics with Light Mediators and Generalized Neutrino Interactions via Coherent Elastic Neutrino Nucleus Scattering
S. Karadağ, M. Deniz, S. Karmakar +10
We investigate new physics effects on coherent elastic neutrino nucleus scattering within the framework of nonstandard interactions and generalized neutrino interactions. Additiona…
Dark Matter Annual Modulation Analysis with Combined Nuclear and Electron Recoil Channels
TEXONO Collaboration, H. B. Li, M. K. Pandey +28
After decades of experimental efforts, the DAMA/LIBRA(DL) annual modulation (AM) analysis on the (WIMP Dark Matter interactions on nucleus) channel remains the only one which…
Studies of Quantum-Mechanical Coherency Effects in Neutrino-Nucleus Elastic Scattering
V. Sharma, L. Singh, H. T. Wong +9
Neutrino-nucleus elastic scattering () provides a unique laboratory to study the quantum-mechanical (QM) coherency effects in electroweak interactions. The deviation…