Short Baseline Accelerator-Based Neutrino Oscillation Searches
K. Eitel
Abstract
We review the status of the search for neutrino oscillations in the short baseline regime with experiments at accelerators. The evidence for numubar->nuebar from the LSND experiment is compared with the negative results of the KARMEN numubar->nuebar search and with the results from NOMAD and NuTeV in the same flavor mixing channel. We describe the upcoming MiniBooNE experiment which should be sufficiently sensitive to unambiguously confirm or completely rule out the LSND signal.
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