Titlebook: Event Classification in Liquid Scintillator Using PMT Hit Patterns; for Neutrinoless Dou Jack Dunger Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland

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Pulse Shape Discrimination of External Backgrounds, decay outside of the scintillator volume. Of these, .Tl decay inside the AV, hold-down ropes (HDR), external water (H.O) and the PMTs (PMT .) form the biggest background contributions inside the fiducial volume, so these are the focus of the work.

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0, Extraction, and 2D Bayesian fits in event radius and energy are used to estimate the expected . 90% limit and . discovery level. In addition, the . statistic, introduced to separate 0. from .Co in Chap.?. is introduced as a third fit dimension to drastically improve the . SNO+ discovery potential.

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Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay with Slow Scintillator,tion about the type and direction of the particle(s) that produced it. In particular, solar neutrino events which produce electrons may be identified using the angle the electron subtends with the solar direction. If a 0. search was performed in a water Cherenkov detector, this technique could be us

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2190-5053 active decays.Demonstrates that leveraging these techniques .The search for neutrinoless double beta decay is one of the highest priority areas in particle physics today; it could provide insights to the nature of neutrino masses (currently not explained by the Standard Model) as well as how the uni

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Future Trends of Electrolyzed Water,d by Ellis and Wooster in 1927 [.] and Meitner proved that the missing energy could not be accounted for by neutral . rays [.]. These results famously led N. Bohr to suggest that perhaps energy conservation applied only in a ‘statistical sense’ [.].

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Grounding and Bonding for Safety Control, in 0. could be estimated from their Cherenkov signals, this information could be used to determine the underlying 0. mechanism. However, the relatively modest Cherenkov yield prohibits a .Te 0. search in water: the .(1?MeV) events of interest are poorly reconstructed or below detector threshold altogether in modern water Cherenkov detectors.