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== Physics FAQ ==
== Physics FAQ ==
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! What is Mu2e trying to measure? ||
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| Mu2e is an experiment to measure the conversion of a muon into an electron in the field of the nucleus without the emission of the neutrinos that are expected due to conservation of lepton number in the standard model. 
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!  What physics beyond the Standard Model could the experiment be sensitive to? ||
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| SUSY, etc.  here for a test
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What is Mu2e Trying to Measure?
What possible new physics is the experiment sensitive to?
Where did the idea originate?
Where did the idea originate?
What is the current best limit?
What is the current best limit?

Revision as of 17:52, 2 February 2017

Physics FAQ

What is Mu2e trying to measure?
Mu2e is an experiment to measure the conversion of a muon into an electron in the field of the nucleus without the emission of the neutrinos that are expected due to conservation of lepton number in the standard model.
What physics beyond the Standard Model could the experiment be sensitive to?
SUSY, etc. here for a test


Where did the idea originate? What is the current best limit? What competing or complementary measurements are being done by other experiments? Experimental Design FAQ

What are the primary backgrounds? What is the main goal of the calorimeter detector? What is the main goal of the tracking detector? What are the design considerations of the stopping target? What is the purpose of the extinction target? What are the requirements on the cosmic ray veto? Where do the muons come from? Why is the proton pulse structure the way it is? Why Aluminum? Why are there two bends in the transport magnet? HELP! What does that acronym mean? (link to acronym list)