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25 April 2024
 
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The first result of the neutrino magnetic moment measurement in the GEMMA experiment
A.G. Beda ; V.B. Brudanin ; E.V. Demidova ; V.G. Egorov ; M.G. Gavrilov ; M.V. Shirchenko ; A.S. Starostin ; Ts. Vylov ;
Date 31 May 2007
Subject High Energy Physics - Experiment (hep-ex)
AbstractThe first result of the neutrino magnetic moment measurement at the Kalininskaya Nuclear Power Plant (KNPP) with the GEMMA spectrometer is presented. An antineutrino-electron scattering is investigated. A high-purity germanium detector of 1.5 kg placed 13.9 m away from the 3 GW reactor core is used in the spectrometer. The antineutrino flux is $2.73 imes 10^{13} u_e / cm^2 / s$. The differential method is used to extract the $ u$-e electromagnetic scattering events. The scattered electron spectra taken in 6200 and 2064 hours for the reactor ON and OFF periods are compared. The upper limit for the neutrino magnetic moment $mu_ u < 5.8 imes 10^{-11}$ Bohr magnetons at 90{%} CL is derived from the data processing.
Source arXiv, arxiv.0705.4576
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