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Experimental and theoretical multichannel study of direct nuclear reactions: A tool to provide data driven information on neutrino-less double-beta decay

  • Spatafora Alessandro,
  • Carbone Diana,
  • Cappuzzello Francesco,
  • Cavallaro Manuela,
  • Acosta Luis E.,
  • Agodi Clementina,
  • Amador-Valenzuela Paulina,
  • Borello-Lewin Thereza,
  • Brischetto Giuseppe A.,
  • Calvo Daniela,
  • Chávez-Lomelí Efrain R.,
  • Ciraldo Irene,
  • De Gregorio Giovanni,
  • Delaunay Franck,
  • Djapo Haris,
  • Eke Canel,
  • Finocchiaro Paolo,
  • Firat Suna,
  • Fisichella Maria,
  • Gargano Angela,
  • Hacisalihoglu Aylin,
  • Lay Josè A.,
  • Linares Roberto,
  • Lubian Jesus,
  • Medina Nilberto,
  • Moralles Maurício,
  • Oliveira Josè R. B.,
  • Pakou Athena,
  • Pandola Luciano,
  • Petrascu Horia,
  • Sgouros Onoufrios,
  • da Silveira Marcilei A. G.,
  • Solakci Selçuk O.,
  • Soukeras Vasilis,
  • Souliotis George A.,
  • Torresi Domenico,
  • Tudisco Salvatore,
  • Yıldırım Aydın,
  • Zagatto Vinicius A. B.

DOI
https://doi.org/10.1051/epjconf/202430102010
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 301
p. 02010

Abstract

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The search for neutrino-less double beta decay has attracted much interest in the last years due to the extraordinary consequences that could derive from its observation. In the view to provide experimental information on the nuclear matrix elements involved in the expression of neutrino-less double beta decay half-life, the NUMEN project is measuring cross-sections of double charge exchange and other quasi-elastic nuclear reactions using the MAGNEX magnetic spectrometer. In particular, the newly proposed multichannel approach, applied both to the experimental and theoretical analysis, will be discussed.