A medium baseline search for νμνe oscillations at a ν beam from muon decays
A. Bueno, M. Campanelli, A. Rubbia
Abstract
The accurate knowledge of the νe (νμ) beam produced in μ- decays and the absence of νe (νμ) contamination, make a future muon storage ring the ideal place to look for () oscillations. Using a detector capable of electron and muon identification with charge discrimination (e.g., the presently running NOMAD experiment), good sensitivities to () oscillations could be achieved. With the CERN-PS as a proton driver for a muon storage ring of the kind envisaged for a μ-collider, the LSND claim would be confirmed or disproved in a few years of running.
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