Status of the Search for nu-mu to nu-tau Oscillations with the CHORUS Detector
David Saltzberg
Abstract
The CHORUS experiment is searching for nu-mu to nu-tau oscillations using an 800 kilogram emulsion target and an electronic detector. Two of four years of running have been completed. The experiment will probe small mixing angles for squared neutrino mass differences greater than 10 eV2, at least one order of magnitude better than previous limits.
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