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Joint Institute for Nuclear Research
Particle physics and high-energy heavy-ion physics

Studying neutrino properties in accelerator experiments NOvA, T2K, DsTau, FASER

Measurement of the neutrino mass hierarchy, CP violation and other parameters of neutrino oscillations in the NOvA and T2Klong-baseline accelerator experiments. Study of tau leptons production via $D_{s}$ meson production and decay in proton-nucleus collisions at 400 GeV/c (the DsTau experiment). Study of high-energy neutrino properties in the range of ~100 GeV - 3 TeV at the LHC collider in CERN (the FASER experiment). Search for new particles and exotic reactions. Estimation of neutrino interaction cross-sections.

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Expected results upon completion of the project:
Determination of the neutrino mass ordering and the lepton CP-parity violation parameter in long-baseline acceleratorexperiments at a significance level of $\sim 3\sigma,$ precise measurement of the $\Delta m^{2}_{32}$ and ${\sin}{\theta}_{23}$ oscillation parameters. Joint analysis of neutrino experiment data. Search for new particles and exotic reactions. Measurement of neutrino interaction cross sectionsof all types for the energy range of 100 - 3000 GeV. Measurement of the $D_s$ meson production cross-section in proton-nucleuscollisions with subsequent decay to a tau lepton at 400 GeV/c. Refinement of the measurement of the tau neutrino flux fromaccelerators.

Studying neutrino properties in accelerator experiments NOvA, T2K, DsTau, FASER