Test and predict neutrinoless double-beta decay with other observables
ORAL
Abstract
Predictions of neutrinoless double-beta decay (0nbb) nuclear matrix
elements are challenging, and markedly differ from each other when
different many-body methods are used. One possible avenue to improve
this current status is to use data from other observables related to
0nbb to test the theoretical calculations, and to use correlations of
these observables with 0nbb matrix elements to predict them more
confidently. In my talk I will present recent work focused on using
nuclear spectroscopy data to test calculations and double-gamma and
two-neutrino double-beta decays to predict 0nbb nuclear matrix
elements.
elements are challenging, and markedly differ from each other when
different many-body methods are used. One possible avenue to improve
this current status is to use data from other observables related to
0nbb to test the theoretical calculations, and to use correlations of
these observables with 0nbb matrix elements to predict them more
confidently. In my talk I will present recent work focused on using
nuclear spectroscopy data to test calculations and double-gamma and
two-neutrino double-beta decays to predict 0nbb nuclear matrix
elements.
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Presenters
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Javier Menendez
University of Barcelona
Authors
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Javier Menendez
University of Barcelona