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The Physics Case for a Neutrino Factory

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arxiv 2203.08094 v1 pith:EGVOJFWS submitted 2022-03-15 hep-ph hep-ex

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keywords neutrinophysicsprogrambeambeamscasemuonantimuon
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Neutrino factories, neutrino beams produced in the decay of a muon or antimuon beam inside a storage ring, yield cleaner, richer, and more flexible neutrino beams relative to super-beams. We explore the physics case for this type of beam both for standard oscillation as well as new physics searches and present some machine options. We argue that there is a rich program beyond what the current neutrino program can cover and a string synergy with the muon collider program.

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