Description
Many Grand Unified Theories predict processes that would allow baryons to decay to leptons,
violating baryon number conservation and subsequently allowing for both protons and neutrons
to decay through non-Standard Model interactions. Distinct from the high energy decay modes that
very large water Cherenkov detectors are designed to look for are so-called invisible
decays which are only detectable through their subsequent nuclear deexcitations. The SNO+
experiment is uniquely sensitive to this mode of decay due to its low energy threshold,
low background radiation, and detector depth. Presented here are updated results which
include an additional 185 days of reduced background data.
| Collaboration | SNO+ |
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Primary author
Morgan Askins
(UC Berkeley)
