PEAC extracts parameters from amplitude collapse in correlated matter-wave interferometers, yielding lower bias than conventional methods for perfectly correlated signals.
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Parameter Estimation from Amplitude Collapse in Correlated Matter-Wave Interference
PEAC extracts parameters from amplitude collapse in correlated matter-wave interferometers, yielding lower bias than conventional methods for perfectly correlated signals.
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Crossing into the $m_a > f_a$ Region for Leptophilic ALPs
Leptophilic ALPs with m_a > f_a can explain the electron anomalous magnetic moment tension over a large parameter space and are testable via μ→e conversion.
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LFV decays in a 3-4-1 model with minimal inverse seesaw neutrinos
In a 3-4-1 model with minimal inverse seesaw, strong correlations are predicted between (g-2) anomalies and LFV decay rates, with the tau to muon gamma decay bound limiting the muon anomaly deviation to 10^{-9}.
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Addressing Standard Model Tensions via X17 Vector Boson
A new X17 vector boson is suggested to alleviate Standard Model tensions while connecting to the dark sector.
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Lepton anomalous magnetic moments: Theory
The paper provides an overview of theoretical calculations for lepton anomalous magnetic moments arising from quantum corrections in the Standard Model.