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Optimizing T-violating Effects for Neutrino Oscillations in Matter
Stephen J. Parke ; Thomas J. Weiler ;
Date 20 Nov 2000
Journal Phys.Lett. B501 (2001) 106-114
Subject hep-ph
AffiliationFermilab) and Thomas J. Weiler (Vanderbilt
AbstractMatter effects may strongly enhance the Jarlskog factor J in T and CP-violating three-neutrino oscillation probabilities. However, we show that when J is enhanced, the same matter effects suppress the oscillating factors and increase the oscillation length. The net result is that there is no large enhancement in measurable probabilities for earth-bound experiments using neutrino parameters suggested by current experiments. We show that by an appropriate choice of the experimental parameters, neutrino energy and travel length, the T-violating probability can be enhanced by matter effects over their vacuum values by 50%. Our approach is analytical, allowing considerable insight into the underlying physics.
Source arXiv, hep-ph/0011247
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