Speaker
Andrew Cheek
(TDLI, SJTU)
Description
With observations of solar neutrinos in direct dark matter detection, the search for dark matter is beginning to fog. This irreducible neutrino fog presents an new probe into neutrino physics. In this talk, we explore the potential of current and next-generation xenon-based detectors to constrain and discover non-standard neutrino interactions (NSI). We present new limits on NSI couplings and introduce a re-parametrisation of the framework that clarifies the complementarity between different experimental probes, showing that direct detection experiments are rapidly approaching the sensitivity of dedicated neutrino facilities.
Author
Andrew Cheek
(TDLI, SJTU)