Time, Parity, and Isospin symmetry tests with TRIUMF's neutral atom trap for beta decay (TRINAT)
POSTER
Abstract
We have laser-trapped about 1,000 atoms of 47K and 37K and measured beta decay observables. The asymmetry of the recoiling nuclei with respect to the nuclear spin vanishes in pure Gamow-Teller decay, so its measurement is sensitive to isospin-breaking Fermi decay (in 47K) or several standard model tests reflecting Gamow-Teller/Fermi interference (37K). The isospin-hindered beta decay of 47K projects competitive sensitivity to isospin-breaking, parity-even, time-reversal odd interactions in the progeny 47Ca nucleus. This poster will detail the precision polarization and detection methods, show published results [B. Kootte et al. PRC Lett 2024] and future plans in 47K, and preliminary results of our group in 37K decay.
Presenters
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John A Behr
TRIUMF
Authors
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John A Behr
TRIUMF
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Jacob Funk-Froese
University of Manitoba, University of Manitoba; TRIUMF
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James McNeil
U. British Columbia
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Alexandre Gorelov
TRIUMF
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Chaitanya Luktuke
U. Waterloo
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Dan G. Melconian
Texas A&M University College Station
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Brayden M Vargas-Calderon
Texas AM University