Exploring CE$\nu$NS of reactor neutrinos with the NUCLEUS experiment
- Wagner, V.
- Angloher, G.
- Bento, A.
- Canonica, L.
- Cappella, F.
- Cardani, L.
- Casali, N.
- Cerulli, R.
- Colantoni, I.
- Cruciani, A.
- del Castello, G.
- Erhart, A.
- Friedl, M.
- Garai, A.
- Ghete, V.M.
- Goupy, C.
- Guidi, V.
- Hauff, D.
- Kaznacheeva, M.
- Kinast, A.
- Klinkenberg, L.
- Kluck, H.
- Langenkamper, A.
- Lasserre, T.
- Lhuillier, D.
- Mancuso, M.
- Mauri, B.
- Mazzolari, A.
- Mazzucato, E.
- Neyrial, H.
- Nones, C.
- Oberauer, L.
- Onillon, A.
- Ortmann, T.
- Pattavina, L.
- Petricca, F.
- Potzel, W.
- Pröbst, F.
- Pucci, F.
- Reindl, F.
- Rogly, R.
- Rothe, J.
- Savu, V.
- Schermer, N.
- Schieck, J.
- Schönert, S.
- Schwertner, C.
- Scola, L.
- Stodolsky, L.
- Strauss, R.
- Tomei, C.
- Mirbach, K.
- Vignati, M.
- Vivier, M.
- Wex, A.
DOIAbstract
International audienceCoherent elastic neutrino-nucleus scattering (CEνNS) offers a unique way to study neutrino properties and to search for new physics beyond the Standard Model. The NUCLEUS experiment aims to measure CEνNS of reactor anti-neutrinos down to unprecedented low nuclear recoil energies. The novel gram-scale cryogenic detectors feature an ultra-low energy threshold of ≤20eV$_{nr}$ and a rise time of a few 100 μs which allows the operation above ground. The fiducialization of the detectors provides an effective discrimination of ambient γ- and surface backgrounds. Furthermore, the use of multiple targets promises a high physics potential. The NUCLEUS experiment will be located at a new experimental site at the Chooz nuclear pow...
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